ActiveX is where alot of the fun from adware came. Most Windows users have 
problems with it also to be honest. :) Fortunately it appears to be used less 
and less on legitimate sites, if at all any more. Now, what about asp.net pages 
(.aspx)? I have a heck of time getting these. I go to school online and my web 
based email is .net based and both look pretyt funky. Sometmes .net pages are 
unusable, such as my own site which is based off of a .net application. I know 
.net is Windows specific, but is there a good Mac browser that supports .net? 

-Mike

On 1 Jun, 2005, at 9:26 pm, Bryce Lee wrote:

> Have just tried to load an item using Explorer 5.2
> for Mac OSX, and Goggle tells me no way.
>
> I have found Safari to be lacking in many ways, so ignore
> same, as a web browser.
>
> and because some groups I read will ONLY use
> Internet Explorer and because of that I retain same.
> Everything else goes to Mozilla.
>
> My question then, is there an IE application for MAC OSX that supports
> ActiveX, what ever the term is meant to represent?

 From http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;Q258540 :

  3.4 Viewing Web Pages That Contain ActiveX Controls

------------------------------------------------------------------------ 
-----------
  Some Web pages may contain ActiveX controls that have been designed  
specifically for Windows-based computers and are therefore not  
supported by the Macintosh. If you are unable to view a Web page that  
contains such a control, try turning off ActiveX content in Internet  
Explorer to view the page.
  To turn off ActiveX content:

  1. On the Edit menu, click Preferences.
  2. Under Web Browser, click Web Content.
  3. In the Active Content area, clear the Enable ActiveX check box.
  4. Click OK.
  5. To display the page with ActiveX content turned off, click Refresh.

[end quote]

ActiveX was developed as a competitor to Java, but these days Windows  
users are frequently advised to switch it off for security reasons.

Miche.



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