🚀 go-pugleaf

May whatever god you do or don't believe in bless you and protect you to the
end of your days, and may the end be long in coming, Dane.

You've just laid your finger PRECISELY on the sore spot I came here hoping
to find medicine for.

Make mine a large fries. <g>


Dane Frazier wrote in message <37443673.AAC6E004@imts-inc.com>...
>Probably nothing really new, but here's some "sharing the knowledge"...
>
>I have spent the better part of the last 5 days ripping apart my
>program, re-installing pieces of it under clean platforms (win95, win98,
>winNT (SP3, SP4) all with Active desktop on, and off - immagine the
>work!!) because of an error that I received when installing to windows
>NT wksta. SP3 with IE4.01 SP2.  I even went so far as to set up a clean
>machine to create the installer from.
>
>The following Error went something like this...
>THis page provides potentially unsafe information to an ActiveX
>control.  Your content security settings prohibit running controls in
>this manner.  As a result, this page may not display properly.
>
>You will receive this little Microsoft party notification EVERY time
>that you click on a file or folder  in a new active window.
>
>The solution:
>Remove COMCAT.DLL v5 from the installation.  Replace it with v 4.71 and
>set the install property to overwrite only if newer version and newer
>date.
>
>Enjoy this little bit of advice before frustration takes to the limit of
>monitor smashing and changing careers to McDonald's. ("Would you like
>fries with that? Thank you, that will be $4.75 please.").
>
>enjoy
>Dane
>--
>Dane Frazier
>Email: Dane@imts-inc.com
>
>Interactive Multimedia Training Systems, Inc.
>2050 Buford Highway
>Buford, GA 30518
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>Fax: 770.271-0225
>
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>
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