If you use Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 or higher you may get the message, "To help protect our security, Internet Explorer has restricted this file from showing active content that could access your computer. Click here for options..."

I do not use ActiveX controls I simply use javascript which dynamically creates html and allows the web developer (me) to make changes to many pages at once by simply modifying one file. I promise that the content being blocked is indeed safe as I coded it myself. This is just typical Microsoft going overboard and making assumptions which make your browsing experience more cumbersome. Simply click on this odd text you see at the top of your screen and then click Allowed Blocked Content. If you use other more-inovative, non-Microsoft browsers like Firefox you may not get this cumbersome message. I appologize for this but blame Microsoft, not me.

- Erik Sterud