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Posted by aatcbbtccctc on 09/12/06 11:07
G Doucet wrote:
> Third, I found that my IE6 will show that popup message on
> local files (for some reason) but I also found that I could add
> the following to the top of my html file as a workaround
> <!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet --> to apparently
> get Internet Explorer to think it's a file from the Internet?
This is the poorly known and generally misunderstood "Mark Of The Web",
or MOTW. It adjusts the operation of the "Local Machine Lockdown"
feature that was added in Windows XP SP2.
Quoting from elsewhere: "The role of the MOTW is more prominent with
IE6 for Windows XP SP2 because of increased security restrictions in
the Local Machine zone. When you are developing Web content, the MOTW
enables you to test your active HTML documents in the security zone
where you intend the pages to run, instead of in the increased security
restrictions of the Local Machine zone."
In short, with IE6 on XP SP2, local files are subjected, by default, to
*more* security restrictions (not *less*) that remote files. By adding
the MOTW, you tell IE6 to treat those files like remote files when
deciding what restrictions to apply to them.
HTH
TC (MVP MSAccess)
http://tc2.atspace.com
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