Allow Active X for software Install

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From: "Jeff" <jeff@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 27 Mar 2007 13:09:09 -0700

I am trying to push an MSI, and it keeps gettnig blocked by ActiveX
controll in IE. Is there a way to temp allow Active X controls, then
block again?

This is on 2000, XPsp1, XPsp2.

I would like to use GPO and AD to do this.

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