VB Controls, How to avoid warning message when creating my own objects from VBSCRIPT

How to avoid warning message when creating my own objects from VBSCRIPT

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daniel pire #1 / 2	How to avoid warning message when creating my own objects from VBSCRIPT Hi, I've made my own dll, wich is invoqued from VBScript in Internet Explorer (Windows XP). No matter what security configuration I use, always appears a warning message about ActiveX. How can I tell IExplorer that my dll is safe?. The code of HTML is: <html> <head> <base target="contenido"> </head> <SCRIPT LANGUAGE="VBScript"> <!-- Dim ol Set ol = CreateObject("olCuadrodeMando.Application") dim texto texto=ol.ObtenerProximasCitas document.write(texto) --> </SCRIPT> <body> Hello world </body> </html> much more folders than I can check)
Sat, 25 Dec 2004 21:41:10 GMT

Mike #2 / 2	How to avoid warning message when creating my own objects from VBSCRIPT Quote: in > much more folders than I can check) Whose fault is that? Certainly not ours. The "good" thing is that you cross-posted. Therefore, you should only have to check one of the newsgroups you posted to in order to see all replies (assuming repliers don't omit newsgroups you cross-posted to, which they might very well do). Replies should ALWAYS be posted to the newsgroups and not emailed (if a person replying chooses to do both, that's his/her prerogative). This is so that everyone can participate and/or benefit. Asking for an email reply is generally considered poor newsgroup etiquette. Mike
Sat, 25 Dec 2004 22:51:03 GMT

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