An ActiveX Alert appears when you attempt to view a Web page that contains one or more ActiveX controls (small programs that can be embedded in Web pages).
You attempted to view the Web page located at [URL of Page]. This Web page contained an ActiveX control.
ActiveX controls are commonly used to create menus, games, stock tickers, and other interactive features. However, they can also be used by malicious sites to copy information from your computer or damage your operating system.
Decide whether you want to permit or block the ActiveX control. You should only permit the control to run if you trust the Web site and are certain that it is providing a safe ActiveX control. Blocking the control is always the safer option. However, some Web pages may not appear or function correctly if you block the control. If the Web page does not appear or function correctly, permit the control.
If you receive a large number of alerts when you visit trusted sites, use the slider on the Personal Firewall tab to select a lower security level. You can also customize your ActiveX protection settings for individual sites. To customize your ActiveX protection settings for individual sites
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