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Windows Forum / Internet Explorer / General Topics / June 2008How to remove activex warning for local files and show WMP inside
Hello, i have small questions: How to remove activex warning bar when opening files in local hard drive by IE? cuz i have tried some ways here such config internet options-security-advance -"allow activex content in files on my computer" but still doesnt work. please if any registry hack available (no matter even intrusive)? anyways. i will follow you please. the last, how to show Windows Media Player internally inside browser IE window (such Adobe Reader and .pdf in IE) instead of launch it separately when opening media files online? to me it will be very cool. btw, my system is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. Hi Amiriz, You need to add the Mark of the Web to the page. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537628(VS.85).aspx Regards. > Hello, i have small questions: > How to remove activex warning bar when opening files in local hard drive [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. > Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. Hello Rob, Thanks so much for your reply. yes, i have reviewed your link, seems good enough. no annoying activex anymore, yes it's the most important thing to me. thank's However, if we are continuosly using to add "the Mark of the Web" for each web file of hundred or thousand ones in our hard drives, it seems will take very long time and maybe rather impractical. i can accept your first suggestion, but as alternatives, do you have other easier ways, please? i mean to make it working permanently in windows. thanks so much for your help Rob! btw, do yo also know how to show Windows Media Player internally inside browser IE window (such Adobe Reader and .pdf in IE) instead of launch it separately when opening media files online/offline? please help....thanks mate! sorry for the bad english > Hi Amiriz, > [quoted text clipped - 18 lines] > > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. > > Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. If you use File | Save As in Word you can save it as a Word96-2003 file, which will be *.doc and won't be a problem. > Hello Rob, > Thanks so much for your reply. yes, i have reviewed your link, seems good [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > separately when opening media files online/offline? please help....thanks > mate! sorry for the bad english .>> You need to add the Mark of the Web to the page. >> http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms537628(VS.85).aspx .>> >> > Hello, i have small questions: >> > How to remove activex warning bar when opening files in local hard [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> > system >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. Thanks alot Frank and Rob, yes mate i think it may also be another good alternative (since MS Word has also been .HTM/.HTML/Web editor). However it seems Xp security factor in both service pack 2 and 3 still doesnt give us more freedom. Same thing due to Vista. So practically i think i will follow either or all your ways guys. Thanks alot for your replies guys. very useful. Regards-Amirz PS: if either of you also have another good idea, then please also tell us here. It would be very helpful and appreciated. Thank you so much for your attention, cya later > If you use File | Save As in Word you can save it as a Word96-2003 file, > which will be *.doc and won't be a problem. [quoted text clipped - 38 lines] > >> > system > >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. Oh sorry guys, i missed one. Please could you answer my second question: "do yo also know how to show Windows Media Player internally inside browser IE window (such Adobe Reader and .pdf in IE) instead of launch it separately when opening media files online/offline? please....thank you very much for your help. God Bless you all. Regards, Amirz PS: sorry for my bad english > Thanks alot Frank and Rob, yes mate i think it may also be another good > alternative (since MS Word has also been .HTM/.HTML/Web editor). However it [quoted text clipped - 48 lines] > > >> > system > > >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. > Hello Rob, > Thanks so much for your reply. yes, i have reviewed your link, seems good > enough. no annoying activex anymore, yes it's the most important thing to > me. > thank's > However, if we are continuosly using to add "the Mark of the Web" for each > web file of hundred or thousand ones in our hard drives, it seems will > take > very long time and maybe rather impractical. > i can accept your first suggestion, but as alternatives, do you have other > easier ways, please? i mean to make it working permanently in windows. You can disable "Local Machine Lockdown", but you are lowering your security if you do. To disable "Local Machine Lockdown": Tools||Internet Options||Advanced||Security Checkmark "Allow active content to run in files on My Computer" Restart the Browser >thanks > so much for your help Rob! > btw, do yo also know how to show Windows Media Player internally inside > browser IE window (such Adobe Reader and .pdf in IE) instead of launch it > separately when opening media files online/offline? please help....thanks > mate! sorry for the bad english Embedding the Windows Media Player in Web pages: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/howto/articles/adsolutions2.aspx Good luck, Donald Anadell >> Hi Amiriz, >> [quoted text clipped - 22 lines] >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. >> > Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. Hello Donald, Thank You so much for your reply. Yes, it gives lower security to us but as if we already have good AV and firewall also guarantee about the file itself, i am sure there will almost be no problem at all. Very useful, thanks alot.because Activex alert for even all legitimate offline files is very annoying to us. About the link you give about "embedding media player" thanks, however it seems about embedding WMP in the web page/webserver/ Which i mean is only how to make WMP shows integrated in IE client window (as activex-BHO/Browser Helper Object if im not wrong) when playing multimedia online like Qucktime does. It's very usual to see Adobe Reader/MS Word /Quicktime activex control visually integrated inside IE Window as part of the UI when opening .pdf/.doc/ .mov online by IE, but every i opening mp3/wmv online by IE, then suddenly IE activex control always launches separated/independent WMP instead of just inside IE. all I want to make it inside IE as well as other apps. Quicktime does it well in IE6 and IE7, but why WMP doesnt? (i am not talking about IE media bar that already removed in pre-IE6 Sp1). Could it be, or how to make it happen, please? It would be very cool. Again, thanks all for your help. > > Hello Rob, > > Thanks so much for your reply. yes, i have reviewed your link, seems good [quoted text clipped - 59 lines] > >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. > >> > Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. > Hello Donald, > Thank You so much for your reply. You're welcome, Amirz. > Yes, it gives lower security to us but as > if we already have good AV and firewall also guarantee about the file [quoted text clipped - 21 lines] > (i am not talking about IE media bar that already removed in pre-IE6 Sp1). > Could it be, or how to make it happen, please? It would be very cool. I don't know of a way to do what you're asking with regard to the Windows Media Player. If the MP3 is embedded in the web page then it will play in the Browser using the Player pluging associated with the .mp3 file extension, but if you open a link that points directly to a .mp3 file then it will open up in the Player that has the file type associated with the .mp3 file expension independent of the Browser. Windows Media Player questions are better asked in the Windows Media Player news group: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/community/newsgroups/WindowsMedia/ default.mspx?dg=microsoft.public.windowsmedia.player&lang=en&cr=US > Again, > thanks all for your help. You're welcome, and good luck. Donald Anadell >> > Hello Rob, >> > Thanks so much for your reply. yes, i have reviewed your link, seems [quoted text clipped - 67 lines] >> >> > is Xp MCE 2005 SP3 with IE7 and WMP 11. >> >> > Thank You so much for Your Help, God bless You All, regards. OK, ive got it thanks alot!! cya later Regards, Amirz > > Hello Donald, > > Thank You so much for your reply. 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