Re: FLASH: URGENT Active X question

[John Dowdell]

If an intranet does not permit ActiveX installations from the web, then you

might consider having the intranet's staff install the versions of Flash

that ship with their operating system, and with their browsers.


You might also consider taking advantage of the zero-cost licensing for

intranet distribution of the Flash Players:

http://www.macromedia.com/support/shockwave/info/licensing/


IE/Win is also able to use Netscape Plugins, but it can do more with

ActiveX Controls, and you'd probably run across similar permissions issues

either way. Hope one of the above paths helps out here!


jd






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