ActiveX Control Problems

Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I get rid of the following message,

"Your current security settings prohibit running ActiveX
controls on this page. As a result, the page may not
display correctly."

Everytime I go to www.cnn.com , it gives me this problem.
It's annoying. I try to get rid of it under Internet
Options, Connections, Security...but to no avail. Please
help. I really appreciate it if you can. I running a
wireless internet at home. This computer I'm using is
connected directly to the wireless router thru a CAT5
cable.

I tried it. I even tried bring it down to the minimal,
but it still gives me that same message. Please help.

-----Original Message-----
Degrade the ActiveX control setting or Region setting.

Open IE
Tools-internet Options.
On the security tab, degrade the setting or click
customize to edit the
ActiveX setting

"anhcurry" wrote
in message
...
Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I get rid of the following
message,

"Your current security settings prohibit running
ActiveX
controls on this page. As a result, the page may not
display correctly."

Everytime I go to www.cnn.com , it gives me this
problem.
It's annoying. I try to get rid of it under Internet
Options, Connections, Security...but to no avail.
Please
help. I really appreciate it if you can. I running a
wireless internet at home. This computer I'm using is
connected directly to the wireless router thru a CAT5
cable.


.

I tried it. I even tried bring it down to the minimal,
but it still gives me that same message. Please help.

-----Original Message-----
Degrade the ActiveX control setting or Region setting.

Open IE
Tools-internet Options.
On the security tab, degrade the setting or click
customize to edit the
ActiveX setting

"anhcurry" wrote
in message
...
Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I get rid of the following
message,

"Your current security settings prohibit running
ActiveX
controls on this page. As a result, the page may not
display correctly."

Everytime I go to www.cnn.com , it gives me this
problem.
It's annoying. I try to get rid of it under Internet
Options, Connections, Security...but to no avail.
Please
help. I really appreciate it if you can. I running a
wireless internet at home. This computer I'm using is
connected directly to the wireless router thru a CAT5
cable.


.

I tried it. I even tried bring it down to the minimal,
but it still gives me that same message. Please help.

-----Original Message-----
Degrade the ActiveX control setting or Region setting.

Open IE
Tools-internet Options.
On the security tab, degrade the setting or click
customize to edit the
ActiveX setting

"anhcurry" wrote
in message
...
Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I get rid of the following
message,

"Your current security settings prohibit running
ActiveX
controls on this page. As a result, the page may not
display correctly."

Everytime I go to www.cnn.com , it gives me this
problem.
It's annoying. I try to get rid of it under Internet
Options, Connections, Security...but to no avail.
Please
help. I really appreciate it if you can. I running a
wireless internet at home. This computer I'm using is
connected directly to the wireless router thru a CAT5
cable.


.

I tried it. I even tried bring it down to the minimal,
but it still gives me that same message. Please help.

-----Original Message-----
Degrade the ActiveX control setting or Region setting.

Open IE
Tools-internet Options.
On the security tab, degrade the setting or click
customize to edit the
ActiveX setting

"anhcurry" wrote
in message
...
Hi everyone,

Does anyone know how I get rid of the following
message,

"Your current security settings prohibit running
ActiveX
controls on this page. As a result, the page may not
display correctly."

Everytime I go to www.cnn.com , it gives me this
problem.
It's annoying. I try to get rid of it under Internet
Options, Connections, Security...but to no avail.
Please
help. I really appreciate it if you can. I running a
wireless internet at home. This computer I'm using is
connected directly to the wireless router thru a CAT5
cable.


.