RE: Question about Webworks ePublisher Pro

["Van Laan, Krista" <KVanlaan -at- verisign -dot- com>]

I asked one of the people on my team to take a look at Webworks to see
if we could save time. (We're currently using Robohelp.) He reported
this ActiveX problem, but I couldn't find anything in a search to
confirm this, which is why I put it out to TECHWR-L. What you say makes
sense, Bill. I'll ask him to run the help set using Java. Thanks! 

Krista

Said Bill Swallow:
> > Who told you that WWHelp uses ActiveX? It uses Java or JavaScript 
> > (your choice). It wouldn't be cross-browser-friendly if it used 
> > ActiveX.
> > 
> > User settings will always be an issue with regard to online 
> content, 
> > but if they choose to trust Java and to execute the 
> scripts, they're 
> > all set. But I have my machine set to medium security and 
> WWHelp runs 
> > just fine. Can you elaborate on how it's not working under the 
> > scenario you described? Can you include the text from any popups or 
> > warnings? That will help diagnose the issue.
> > 


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