SP2 Security Information Bar

[cookoonest]

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information Bar that
says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has restricted
............." that comes up when I try to run Preview in Browser using
FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same webpage after downloading
it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using Tool|Internet
Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does not turn it off in
"Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go to
Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

 

[cookoonest]

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users from
malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other portable
media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to your local hard
drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of Big
Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but they
don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry

 

[Murray]

Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are fixes
for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users
from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other portable
media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to your local hard
drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of Big
Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but they
don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry

 

[cookoonest]

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files
from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems

Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are
fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users
from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other
portable media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to your
local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of Big
Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but
they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry

http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information Bar
that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same webpage
after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does not
turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go to
Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my PC

than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems

Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are
fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users
from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other
portable media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to your
local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of Big
Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but
they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information Bar
that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same
webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does not
turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go to
Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot get to
"Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?

Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my PC
than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems

Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are
fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users
from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other
portable media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to your
local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of
Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but
they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information Bar
that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same
webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does
not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go to
Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot get to
"Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?

Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my PC
than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are
fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of users
from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and other
portable media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail to
your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of
Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but
they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same
webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does
not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go
to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry

That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?

Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my PC
than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they are
fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or e-mail
to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of
Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver but
they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same
webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does
not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go
to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry

That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my PC
than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks of
Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview in
Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the same
webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still does
not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I go
to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry

That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I don't
know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot
get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer
has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

I made the changes you suggested and showed in your attachment.

I also found a discussion of this situation posted at the following Forum:
(Bb2 post 10/6/04)

http://talkgraphics.com/eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/8681906186/m/275104508/r/233106809

This post links to 2 MS pages that discuss problem further:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/productinfo/XPSP2/securebrowsing/locallockdown.aspx
http://msdn.microsoft.com/security/productinfo/XPSP2/securebrowsing/lockdown_devimp.aspx

The first link seems to suggest 2 changes to the registry to fix the
problem. (I think-I am not that technical). I went ahead and changed the
default values for iexplore.exe from "1" to "0" in my registry as is
suggested in the first article. The problem still did not go away though.
Maybe there is more that needs to be done but the articles were
over-my-head.

Thanks and appreciate your help.

Larry

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I
don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using
IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation
still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot
get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that
I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer
has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under security, is
checked.

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I
don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using
IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation
still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot
get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that
I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer
has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

Then I dunno. Sorry.

--
Murray
============

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under security,
is checked.

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I
don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information
Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using
IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation
still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on
my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot
get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is
greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from
my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd that
I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system -
they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs,
and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!!
Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for
Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer
has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run
Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when
I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Ronx]

Suggest you post in an Internet Explorer group, such as at
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under
security, is checked.

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can,
then I don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security
"Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003
using IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but
situation still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found
that they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in
files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still
occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link
again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I
cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is
greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files
from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but
no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems
odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing
the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring
system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common
denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs,
DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the
internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!!
Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for
Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


message
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet
Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run
Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I
access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off
using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it
still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out
when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[cookoonest]

I originally thought the problem was in FP since it only arose when I tried
to do "Preview In Browser" using Frontpage.

Thats why I posted here.

There is currently a similar post in microsoft.public.frontpage.client
("Explorer Information Bar Driving Me Nuts" - Posted 3/29 at 12:29PM).

Apparently other FP users are also running into this situation.

Larry

Suggest you post in an Internet Explorer group, such as at
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under security,
is checked.

Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I
don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information
Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using
IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation
still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on
my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I cannot
get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is
greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from
my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd
that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system -
they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator
of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs,
and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!! Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for
Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet Explorer
has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run
Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off
using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out when
I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Ronx]

The problem is displaying scripting or popups in IE with SP2 from
pages on your hard disc - though this is inconvenient for FrontPage
users, it is not a FrontPage problem.
--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

I originally thought the problem was in FP since it only arose when I
tried
to do "Preview In Browser" using Frontpage.

Thats why I posted here.

There is currently a similar post in
microsoft.public.frontpage.client
("Explorer Information Bar Driving Me Nuts" - Posted 3/29 at
12:29PM).

Apparently other FP users are also running into this situation.

Larry

Suggest you post in an Internet Explorer group, such as at
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under
security, is checked.




Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can,
then I don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security
"Information Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003
using IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but
situation still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I
have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and
found that they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in
files on my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still
occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link
again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I
cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it
is greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing
files from my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is
about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but
no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems
odd that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while
accessing the same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the
browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
message
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring
system - they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common
denominator of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs,
DVDs, and
other portable media - or from files saved via the
internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!!
Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for
Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


message
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet
Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to
run Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I
access the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned
off using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but
it still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed
out when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Murray]

If you did your preview using FF or some other modern browser, you would not
see this problem. It's an IE issue, not a FP one.

--
Murray
============

I originally thought the problem was in FP since it only arose when I tried
to do "Preview In Browser" using Frontpage.

Thats why I posted here.

There is currently a similar post in microsoft.public.frontpage.client
("Explorer Information Bar Driving Me Nuts" - Posted 3/29 at 12:29PM).

Apparently other FP users are also running into this situation.

Larry

Suggest you post in an Internet Explorer group, such as at
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsoft.public.windows.inetexplorer.ie6.browser

--
Ron Symonds
Microsoft MVP (FrontPage)
Reply only to group - emails will be deleted unread.

"Allow Active Contents to Run in Files on my Computer", under security,
is checked.




Please verify that you show this as being enabled - if you can, then I
don't know where to go from here....

Sorry.

--
Murray
============

I recently upgraded to SP2 and I am getting the Security "Information
Bar"
whenever I bring up a page using "Preview in Browser" in FP2003 using
IE6.

There is no problem when I access the same page from the server.

I have made changes described in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 but situation
still
the same.

Thanks,

Larry

Describe the problem for me again, then, please. Perhaps I have
misdiagnosed it.

--
Murray
============

I checked the changes suggested in
http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153 and found that
they
were already made. The label "Allow active content to run in files on
my
computer" was already checked.

I was looking for some other reason(s) why this was still occuring.

Larry
That's not what you are supposed to change. Read my link again.

--
Murray
============

I have gone over this again and I think the problem is that I
cannot get
to "Popup Blocker Settings"(under Tools\Popup Blocker) as it is
greyed
out.

Do you know of a way to correct this?


Maybe there is a difference in the browser accessing files from
my
PC than from the server?(????)

Certainly there is. That's what the error message is about.

--
Murray
============

I have tried applying all the recommendations suggested but
no-go.

If the problem is in the Browser, and not in FP, it seems odd
that I
don't
have the problem when I use the same browser while accessing the
same
page
from the server. Maybe there is a difference in the browser
accessing files from my PC than from the server?(????)

Larry

It seems
Sure they do. They are not fixes for your authoring system -
they
are fixes for your BROWSER and its security settings.

--
Murray
============

["Microsoft did this to protect the lowest common denominator
of
users from malevolent content delivered via traded CDs, DVDs,
and
other portable media - or from files saved via the internet or
e-mail to your local hard drive."]

"Lowest Common Denominator of users"? - What an insult!!
Smacks
of Big Brother to me: {}

Unfortunately the fixes they recommend might work for
Dreamweaver
but they don't work for FP2003.

Thanks Murray

Larry


http://www.projectseven.com/support/answers.asp?id=153

--
Murray
============

I just installed SP2 and I am trying to get rid of the
Information
Bar that says "To help protect your Security Internet
Explorer has
restricted ............" that comes up when I try to run
Preview
in Browser using FP2003. It does not show up when I access
the
same webpage after downloading it to the server.

I have followed the instructions to have this turned off
using
Tool|Internet Options and "Information Bar Help" but it
still
does not turn it off in "Preview in Browser".

Also, the option "Pop-up blocker settings" is greyed out
when I
go to Tools|Pop-up blocker.

Can someone caste some light on this dilemma?

Thanks

 

[Jim Cheshire \(JIMCO\)]

If you did your preview using FF or some other modern browser, you
would not see this problem. It's an IE issue, not a FP one.

He never told us what the message is in the information bar. This is
analogous to trying to troubleshoot based on "I see an error message when
I'm using my computer. What's wrong?"

--
Jim Cheshire
JIMCO
http://www.jimcoaddins.com

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