You won't. As you have noticed it is a security issue and that is by design.
To make it a bit easier you should digitally sign your control.



Donald C. Burr, CIO
Nationwide Auction Systems
13005 Temple Ave.
City of Industry, CA 91746
Direct:  (xxx) xxx-xxxx
Cell:  (xxx)xxx-xxxx
dburr@n... <mailto:dburr@n...>


-----Original Message-----
From: Hadi Ariwibowo [mailto:hadi_a@t...]
Sent: Sunday, March 09, 2003 16:30
To: professional vb
Subject: [pro_vb] Problem in using my own ActiveX Control for my DHTML
page


Hello all :)
I am learning about making ActiveX Control and using it in my DHTML page. I
am using more than one ActiveX Control (such as Microsoft Common Control
6.0). If I use Microsoft Common Control, my DHTML page loads fine without
any messaging prompts from Internet Explorer. But when I put my own ActiveX
Control (I made it by my self), the browser shows messaging prompts about
security issue (ActiveX Control). Please tell me what should I do to load my
DHTML page without any annoying messaging prompts ?

Thank's :)

Best regards,
Bowie




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