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Enable securiyt setting in IE

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    lucluv
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    i want to enable one of the security setting in Custum Level of Trusted Site zone in IE.How can we do it programatically.

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      i want to enable one of the security setting in Custum Level of Trusted Site zone in IE.How can we do it programatically.

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      Jim Conigliaro
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      As in change the security from your web page? Not easily. Being able to change a users security setting from your web page would constitute a major hole in IE security. You would need to write and sign an ActiveX control to do this, and even then, it would not be trivial. Alternatively, you would write an windows executable to do this and allow your users to download and run the .exe to adjust their security settings needed to work with your web app.

      Jim Conigliaro jconigliaro@ieee.org

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        As in change the security from your web page? Not easily. Being able to change a users security setting from your web page would constitute a major hole in IE security. You would need to write and sign an ActiveX control to do this, and even then, it would not be trivial. Alternatively, you would write an windows executable to do this and allow your users to download and run the .exe to adjust their security settings needed to work with your web app.

        Jim Conigliaro jconigliaro@ieee.org

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        Thanks jim but can u please tell me what code will sort out my problem

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          Thanks jim but can u please tell me what code will sort out my problem

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          Sathesh Sakthivel
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          Hi, Google is there.

          With Regards Satips

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            Thanks jim but can u please tell me what code will sort out my problem

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            I don't have specific code for you, but you should probably check out the InternetSecurityManager interface: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/security/szone/reference/ifaces/iinternetsecuritymanager/iinternetsecuritymanager.asp[^]

            Jim Conigliaro jconigliaro@ieee.org

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