Re: FLASH: High security settings and Flash

[Helen Triolo]

Jason Bouwmeester wrote:

> 

> Hey gang,

> 

> We have a client that has bits of Flash embedded throughout their website

> (www.jawstech.com). Apparently, with higher security settings in IE and

> Netscape, they get an error message. I haven't talked to them directly about

> this yet but was wondering if anyone has come across this? The guy at the

> company seems to think that we need to put a signed tag into the coding to

> fix this?

> 

> TIA,

> jb

> 

Hi Jason.  If they're running NT, you could tell them to change

everything in the security settings to Enable to get rid of the "you

don't have the right Activex control" message.  Even leaving some of the

options as Prompt (the logical choice for some of the options) didn't

allow me to run Flash in IE -- they all had to be Enable.  That's IE

only (and Windows NT); never had a security-related error in Netscape --

you either have the plugin and it works or you don't.


Regards,

Helen

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