Setting an ActiveX as safe

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I run a web application with an activeX in a web page,
each time due to the internet policy setting IE prompt for the question,
"do you wanna execute the active X?" something similar...

Can I set only (only) that particular activeX as safe and so avoid the
question?
I dont want to change the internet policy setting for all the ActiveX but
only for that particolar one. something similar at the killbit in the
registry for that particular classID.

I dont have the source code of that activeX, so i cannot implements the
IObjectSafety interface.

Thanks
Filippo

 

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On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 02:10:03 -0700, "Filippo Bettinaglio" <Filippo

>I run a web application with an activeX in a web page,
>each time due to the internet policy setting IE prompt for the question,
>"do you wanna execute the active X?" something similar...

>Can I set only (only) that particular activeX as safe and so avoid the
>question?
>I dont want to change the internet policy setting for all the ActiveX but
>only for that particolar one. something similar at the killbit in the
>registry for that particular classID.

I don't think you can mark an unsafe ActiveX control as "safe", so
what you may want to do is add that site to your Trusted Zone (that's
assuming you trust it enough to drop your defences to that extent).



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