I am becoming very frustrated with the IE "click to activate and use this control" problem with ActiveX etc because of Microsofts lawsuit that they received. My web page uses these and you need to click on each individual item to activate the menu buttons, galleries etc. I've have read about workarounds for these but can't seem to get anything to work. I am pretty slack and just used Frontpage to put my site together. I have tried to use this solution here but it says to insert the code after the last
Your best bet is to go into photo shop and create two graphics for each button, the normal graphic, and how you want it to look when you rollover, so rather than using Active x to apply an effect it just switches between the two images giving the same effect without the nasty MS stuff.
Javascript will do the trick for swapping images, try googleing for "Javascript Rollowver" for lots of pages on the subject.
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I only hope your web design software has a built-in spellchecker
To address the OP - I'd avoid ActiveX where possible. If you're using it for rollover menus, then I'd go with either javascript or flash. There are tons of pre-built javascript and flash menus available.
Your best bet is to go into photo shop and create two graphics for each button, the normal graphic, and how you want it to look when you rollover, so rather than using Active x to apply an effect it just switches between the two images giving the same effect without the nasty MS stuff.
Javascript will do the trick for swapping images, try googleing for "Javascript Rollowver" for lots of pages on the subject.
