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  1. #1
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    ActiveX - safe for scripting and initialization

    Hi,
    I have a few Visual Basic 6 DLLs and OCXs on a DHTML page, and I am running them on my computer (no server involved). The problem is that every time I open the page, I get the message: "Some software (ActiveX controls) on this page might be unsafe. It is recommended that you not run it. Do you want to allow it to run? "
    I packaged the components with Package and Deploy and made them safe for initialization and scripting, but it doesn't help. Also, the controls manipulate files so I can't sign them.

    Any thoughts ?

    Thanks,
    yasmin


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    Re: ActiveX - safe for scripting and initialization

    Register the controls in the regedit(registry) using the clsid and the progid of the control. Most of the control or components available on the net are not authenticated and don't carry the digital signatures. That is the reason they warn you that the controls are not safe for scripting.




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