Use of features based on ActiveX controls requires that

• your browser is capable of handling ActiveX controls (e.g. Internet Explorer on MS Windows) and
• security settings are such that permission is granted to load/execute ActiveX controls

Depending on the feature, certain third-party software packages might also be required:

Trusted Sites (Internet Explorer)

For security reasons we do not recommend that you enable ActiveX controls for the Internet Zone. It is better to add the site to your Trusted sites zone or to your Local intranet zone (only if the site really is in your Intranet) and then enable ActiveX controls for the respective zone. Below are examples for adding the openCRX demo server (demo.opencrx.org) to your Trusted sites zone and adding a local host (10.1.1.20) to the Local intranet zone.

ActiveX Permissions (Internet Explorer)

For security reasons we do not recommend that you enable ActiveX controls for the Internet Zone. It is better to add the site to your Trusted sites zone or to your Local intranet zone (only if the site really is in your Intranet) and then enable ActiveX controls for the respective zone as follows:

Where to find your ActiveX security settings:

Platform	Browser & Version		Find ActiveX Settings in ...	ActiveX enabled (with pop-up warnings)	ActiveX enabled (without pop-up warnings)
Microsoft Windows	Internet Explorer	6.x	Tools > Internet Options > Security ... ... Custom Levels > ActiveX controls and plug-ins