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Booth Martin wrote:
For some reason, probably bigotry, I have convinced myself that allowing Active X controls to run is a bad idea. So I don't. But it dawns on me that after several years, maybe MS has got it right and I am just being silly.
To be honest, I'm not sure anymore. At one time, I was of the opinion that Active X controls were one of the easiest ways for someone to penetrate your system. As a matter of ethics, I've switched to Firefox for 99% of my browsing ... so active X controls are no longer a part of my world. david
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