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    Active X errors

    Is there any good freeware out there that repairs active X errors?

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    Somebody may come up with something for you---but---use Firefox for your Browser and you won't have to worry about it.
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    Okay,,not a real fan of firefox

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    Try Opera, it's as good but in my opinion it's better.

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    It woiuld help if we had the exact text of the ActiveX message(s).

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    ActiveX would be code on the webmaster's side, not yours. You should contact the webmaster and notify them of the errors.

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