Browser settings – Internet Explorer

Active Content
	CampGroundCorner uses two technologies; SVG ActiveX control (for mapping) and Java script (for mouse over and map layer functions). Internet Explorer sees these as ‘active content’. There is potential for malicious ‘active content’, so Internet Explorer gives a warning before the ‘active content’ is allowed to run on your computer.

Blocked active content

When Internet Explorer blocks active content, it displays a message to screen and sounds an alert. Below is what the message looks like. Note that the map and text bar are not visible. You can temporarily allow ‘active content’ by left mouse clicking on the yellow bar and then select ‘Allow Blocked Content’. At this point you can also read a Microsoft article about the risks involved in allowing ‘active content’ to run. A longer term solution is to allow ‘active content’ to run from the CD. The Microsoft theory is that malicious content will generally come from the internet, so Internet Explorer allows you to allow ‘active content’ to run from CD and the local hard disc, whilst still providing protection whilst browsing the internet. To allow ‘active content’ to run from the CD, select the ‘Tools’ menu in Internet Explorer and then select ‘Internet Options’. On the ‘Advanced’ tab, scroll through the entries to find the security list, Select ‘Allow active content to run from CDs on my computer.’

Other topics on using CampGroundCorner
	The following links will give further information on using CampGroundCorner Using the maps Using the maps (continued) Browser settings Getting to the individual site descriptions Using the individual site descriptions Using the individual site descriptions (continued)

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