Ok, for all of us "non-programming geniuses" who make less than $50,000 a year
and who put the cs software on our AMEX cards and pay it off slowly because it
costs so much, is Adobe going to address the Windows IE 6.0 and 7.0 ActiveX
"pop up" issue with the HTML software? I have to redo a 120+ page site done by
another designer and it would be great if the new Flash or GoLive or
Dreamweaver could now 'debug' this issue? Otherwise creating a Flash interface
is now pointless as you have to "activate" every instance of the control panel
for it to function.

Hoping an Adobe person will answer this one.

If you created a Flash site before IE 6.0, you now have to "re code" your page
manually for a PC person to view your site. It's a nightmare. Since Adobe
officially owns everything, am hoping they address this in a current software
package or upgrade as I will gladly purchase it.[b]Text[/b]

lots of solutions .. eg. at activecontent.blogspot.com is one solution that
has an editing script that will fix your HTML files by generating an
appropriate .js file for each one.

If you have dreamweaver or flash, then they have update that can make the
necessary changes for web page, provide you use those products to make them
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Jeckyl

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