Try adding a MOTW (mark of the web) in your html (or just publish your
website to the web instead of viewing it on your machines)
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537628.aspx#Adding_MOTW_to_HTML_Documents
| OK I'll try with the explanation again, I will emphasize by capitalize the
| problem, I never had a problem with the information bar:
| Other person trying to view the site
| > appears
| > that their IE security settings ARE NOT ALLOWING THE PICTURES. We could
| > not
| > find a fix by adjusting the security level and IE would not allow adding
| > the
| > directory where the file and folder are on their local drive as a
"trusted
| > site" (gives a "wildcard error").
|
| Also, the other person does not get an information bar, all they get is
the
| webpage with no pictures. Thanks for the pdf suggestion but I looked into
| that and didn't think it work with the large size of the website.
|
| "DavidF" wrote:
|
| > I guess I don't understand. If clicking on the information bar solves
the
| > problem, why can't your boss do the same thing? As Ed said, this always
| > happens "when opening a page from a local storage medium such as your
hard
| > disk"...it is a built-in security feature. I don't know that you can
turn it
| > off, or should, especially since you can bypass it on a case by case
basis
| > with two clicks of your mouse.
| >
| > If this doesn't work for you, then perhaps convert to a pdf and give
that to
| > your boss.
www.primopdf.com
| >
| > DavidF
| >
| > | > > It is not the information bar that I am worried about that takes just
a
| > > click
| > > to get rid of.
| > >
| > > The problem is with the other person (my boss) trying to view the
site.
| > > Again, here is the description:Other person trying to view the site
| > > appears
| > > that their IE security settings are not allowing the pictures. We
could
| > > not
| > > find a fix by adjusting the security level and IE would not allow
adding
| > > the
| > > directory where the file and folder are on their local drive as a
"trusted
| > > site" (gives a "wildcard error"). The fix would be something that
allows
| > > my
| > > boss to view all content on the site so that he can say 'OK, you've
done a
| > > good job put it on the web'.
| > >
| > >
| > > "DavidF" wrote:
| > >
| > >> When you get the warning, click the warning bar and select "Allow
blocked
| > >> content".
| > >>
| > >> DavidF
| > >>
| > >> | > >> > Specifically the message is "To help protect you security, Internet
| > >> > Explorer
| > >> > has restricted this webpage from running scripts of ActiveX
controls
| > >> > that
| > >> > could access your computer". But this message on the information
bar
| > >> > is
| > >> > not
| > >> > the problem.
| > >> >
| > >> > I've now read where you have posted elsewhere that IE treats all
| > >> > hyperlinks
| > >> > as activeX content when the webpage is on your local drive. So
that
| > >> > explains
| > >> > why publisher "added" activeX content to the page.
| > >> >
| > >> > Other person trying to view the site from their local drive had
both
| > >> > the
| > >> > .htm and the corresponding folder. It appears that their IE
security
| > >> > settings were not allowing the pictures but we could not find a fix
by
| > >> > adjusting the security level and IE would not allow adding the
| > >> > directory
| > >> > as a
| > >> > "trusted site"
| > >> >
| > >> > "Ed Bennett" wrote:
| > >> >
| > >> >> Ian-M wrote:
| > >> >> > I am having problems with published htm pages made with
publisher
| > >> >> > 2003.
| > >> >> > I
| > >> >> > receive the "To help protect your security, Internet Explorer
| > >> >> > stopped
| > >> >> > this
| > >> >> > site from installing an ActiveX control..."
| > >> >>
| > >> >> Are you sure the message wasn't "...stopped this site from
installing
| > >> >> active content..."? This always happens when opening a page from a
| > >> >> local
| > >> >> storage medium such as your hard disk, and is nothing to do with
| > >> >> Publisher.
| > >> >>
| > >> >> > others cannot see the pictures when opening from their C
| > >> >> > drive.
| > >> >>
| > >> >> Did you send them the supporting folder (index_Files for a page
named
| > >> >> index.htm) as well as the HTML file?
| > >> >>
| > >> >> Note that we have a separate group for web design questions -
| > >> >> microsoft.public.publisher.webdesign
| > >> >>
| > >> >> --
| > >> >> Ed Bennett - MVP Microsoft Publisher
| > >> >>
http://ed.mvps.org
| > >> >>
| > >>
| > >>
| > >>
| >
| >
| >
