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    create an activeX object with its CLSID in IE

    Is there possible to create an ActiveX Object with its CLSID. I know the : var actx = new ActiveXObject(activex_name); , but I would like to have the same thing, without the activex_name, but the CLSID. Is there a fonction that can do that ?
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    short-circuit ActiveX automatic download in IE

    I would like to short-circuit the automatic download by IE of an activeX object if it doesn't exist in the user's machine. By example : if user doesn't have the flash activeX, I would like him to be redirected to another page. Can someone help ???
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    short-circuit activeX automatic download

    I would like to short-circuit the automatic download of an AcitveX under IE if it doesn't exist on the user's machine. By example : if the user doesn't have the flash player activeX, I would like to redirect him to another page. Is that possible ???
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    Function works in IE but not in NS??

    I don't have seen an image called "nav2" in your code ; instead of that, 2 pictures have the same name. Maybe is there your problem ? In the other hand, maybe can you write in your navigate function : document.circles.src = document.nav2.src; (I've already noticed that IE doesn't...
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    Stumped: How to know where a visitor is heading next?

    I don't think you can have the user's destination if he write an new address in the location bar. But you can know where he will go when he clicks on a link in YOUR page. just insert the following code in each link : <A HREF=&quot;http://www.myserver.com&quot...
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    activeX short-circuit

    I would like to short-circuit the automatic download by IE of an activeX object if it doesn't exist in the user's machine. By example : if user doesn't have the flash activeX, I would like him to be redirected to another page. Can someone help ???

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