Windows Server 2003: Enable javascript for embedded webbrowser

From: Ram Shriram (rawdata_at_nospam.com)
Date: 02/24/04

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    Due to the default security in Windows Server 2003, javascript is enabled
    only for 'trusted sites'.

    As a result, my embedded webbrowser control doesn't execute any javascript
    by default.
    In an embedded webbrowser control, how can I enable javascript
    programmatically?

    Thanks,
    RS

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