RE: IE Blocking Active Content

["Sarah Bouchier" <Sarah -dot- Bouchier -at- exony -dot- com>]

>If your users will be installing the WebHelp output locally (on their
>own hard drive), then yes, they will see these messages. However, if
>the WebHelp is run over a server, then the messages will not display.

While we're on the subject, and just because I've been wondering, is
there a good reason why it should be that way around?

It seems a bit strange to me that IE will trustingly run active content
from someone else, but is very unwilling to let you run your own.  Is it
as nuts as it looks, or am I missing something obvious?

S.
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Sarah Bouchier
Technical Author

exony

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