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Internet Explorer and ActiveX Controls
Macromedia Flash content is displayed in Internet Explorer by using an
ActiveX control. When you attempt to download the Flash Player, Windows
encounters a request to download the ActiveX control. Depending on your
security settings, you may see a Security Warning dialog box. Click Yes to accept the ActiveX control.
If your security settings are too high, they will not permit the ActiveX
controls download. Therefore, the security settings need to be changed
to allow the ActiveX control to download. For more information, use to
help facilty in Interent Explorer and search for Setting Security Levels.
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Internet Explorer and Install on Demand
Internet Explorer features an option called Install on Demand,
which allows the user to prevent the specified ActiveX control from ever
installing in the future. If this option is selected when you encounter
Flash Player ActiveX controls, future installation attempts of these controls
will fail.
An executable that rectifies the problem is available from the Adobe Flash Player Support Centre. Once rectified, the Flash Player can be downloaded from the Adobe Flash Player Support Centre.
To change the Install on Demand selection, select Internet
Options from the Tools menu, click the Advanced tab,
and then click in the Enable Install On Demand check box.
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