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Revision as of 18:24, 21 August 2015
To allow mixed content
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From the Tools menu, click Internet Options. (for Internet Explorer v. 6) or from the Tools icon drop-down arrow  , click Internet Options. (for Internet Explorer v. 7) |
2. |
Click the Security tab. |
If you are checking all browser settings at this time, you may want to keep the Security tab open and proceed directly to step #4 in the next section “Enable Downloads” before clicking OK.
3. |
Click Custom level… |
Figure 4-3 – Security tab
4. |
Click Enable under the Display mixed content section (approximately ½ way down in the list under the Miscellaneous section) |
Figure 4-4 – Display mixed content
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Click OK. |
