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Question Posted Friday June 15 2007, 12:59 am

Ok, so I use AOL, I know I know, it sucks. Whatever. I keep getting a message telling me that my security setting prevent ActiveX controls from being run on the page. Is there anyway to turn this off? I don't want to allow ActiveX for everything, but I don't want to be notified when it blocks something. In IE, the message appears in the warning bar, so I can just ignore it and keep using the site, but in AOL, its a dialog box, so I have to feequently click OK to keep browsing on activeX heavy sites like myspace.

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theymos answered Friday June 15 2007, 6:26 pm:
I don't believe you can. I couldn't find an answer on the internet, and I downloaded AOL explorer to try it myself, but I couldn't figure it out. Sorry.

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