"Keith Dunbar" <> wrote in message
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> "Neil Green" <> wrote
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>>> "Neil Green" <> wrote
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>>>> "Keith Dunbar" <> wrote in
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>>>>>I find the Security Information notice - "This
>>>>>page contains both secure and non-secure items
>>>>>etc. ..... " a real nuisance. It often appears
>>>>>where there is a minimal security issue. Can it
>>>>>be switched off?
>>>>>
>>>>> Keith
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>>>>
>>>> In Internet Explorer, click Tools and then click
>>>> Internet Options.
>>>> Click the Security tab, ensure that Internet zone
>>>> is selected, and then click Custom Level.
>>>> Plenty of options there, but don't be too hasty.
>>> Thank you for that, but which is the option to
>>> tick or untick that will stop "This page
>>> contains both secure and non-secure items etc.
>>> ....." coming up?
>>>
>>> Keith
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>> Not sure why you'd want to, but scroll down to
>> miscellaneous, then sub-heading "display mixed
>> content" and change the value from prompt to
>> enable.
>> Click OK, then yes when asked if you're sure.
> Hello Neil,
>
> Thanks for your help. I want to switch it off
> because it often appears on what seem to me to be
> perfectly safe sites anyway (like the Royal Mail)
> where I'm not at all clear what the secure and
> non-secure areas are anyway, and can keep coming up
> as one moves from one page to another. So far I
> have never clicked "No", so what's the point?
>
> Keith
Most of the time it's just poorly written web sites,
but in some case...............?
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