If you receive an error message and the calendar does not
display, it is possible that your browser is not enabled for
"ActiveX" controls.
To enable ActiveX capability in Internet Explorer 4.01 and
later, click on <Tools>, then <Internet Options>, A
new window will open, with a number of tabs across the top.
Click on the <Security> tab, and then on the
<Custom Level> button. This will open a new window for
Security Settings.
The first group of settings is related to ActiveX Controls
and Plug-Ins. Look for any items which are
"disabled".
Change the setting to <Prompt> for each of them IN
THIS SECTION ONLY which are marked "disabled".
A key item which cannot be disabled is the one labeled
"Run ActiveX controls and plug-ins".
[Items set to <Prompt> will bring up a dialog window, giving you the
option to choose when run a script, rather than allowing the program
to run it automatically.] Some
manufacturers set this type of scripting off to prevent unauthorized
programs from running. By switching to the "prompt"
mode, you are given the choice to make the decision, based on whether
you trust the web page you are currently viewing. If you choose
to change the settings to "enable", the scripts will run
automatically without asking you for permission.
Once you have made the changes, click on <OK> to
exit the Security Settings window, and then on <OK> to exit the
Internet Options window.
You may be prompted that the settings have changed for
your browser and that the web page may appear differently.
You may need to click the <Refresh> button to enable
the scripts to run.
For browsers other than Internet Explorer (such as
Netscape), try searching your HELP files for
"ActiveX" or "Scripts" or "Scripting" for
information on how to enable this type of process.
