Re: Security Settings for XPSP2 and IE7

Bev
You may review the settings by selecting Internet Options from the
Tools dropmenu in IE, navigating to the Security tab, highlighting
the Internet zone (assuming that zone, used for all sites not part of
any other zone), and then clicking on Custom level
Although not specifically the settings you mentioned, there are also
some settings you may want to review on the Advanced tab
Roger

"bev. carpenter" <beautifulbc03@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3A30E052-75B2-482B-931D-6C9B51850146@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I have installed both XPSP2 and IE7 but I'm not sure about the security
settings for ActiveX controls and JavaScript. How can I find out the
proper
settings for this? Thank you.
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bev. carpenter


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