When I run a html page from my own disk, and that page instantiates an ActiveX control, IE keeps asking me whether I want the control to run. So I tried to add the path to the directory into trusted sites (Tools->InternetOptions->Security). But IE complains, that I use incorrect format, e.g.
file:\\\C:\SomeDir\
Can anyone advise me? By the way, why aren't the local disks considered secure by default?
"Martin Plechsmid" <MPlechsmid@_nospam_.merlin.cz> wrote in message... > Hello.
> When I run a html page from my own disk, and that page instantiates an > ActiveX control, IE keeps asking me whether I want the control to run. > So I tried to add the path to the directory into trusted sites > (Tools->InternetOptions->Security). But IE complains, that I use incorrect > format, e.g.
> file:\\\C:\SomeDir\
> Can anyone advise me? > By the way, why aren't the local disks considered secure by default?
> Thanks, > Martin.
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I believe standard URI format (including back slashes) is sometimes more effective with local file pointers too... file:///C:/SomeDir/
-but- there is another (perhaps more appropriate ?) approach ...
As you like, adjust entries for security "Zone 0" as noted in KB Q182569
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