Microsoft Internet Explorer patch eliminates extra step
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11-12-2007, 09:46 PM
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 Microsoft Internet Explorer patch eliminates extra step The "click to activate" step for using certain interactive Web pages with embedded controls will no longer be required when viewing them with Internet Explorer, Microsoft announced Monday. Microsoft had kept a "click to activate" requirement for interactive Web pages that embedded controls via HTML, in order to avoid patent infringement. Microsoft has now licensed the technology from Eolas that allows that interaction to happen automatically.     |
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