This is not not be specifically a W7 question, but is there a way to make a specific internal JavaScript.htm exempt from IE security blocks?My JavaScript Home Theater movie GUI page will run in Firefox but I have to jump through hoops to get it to run in IE.(Firefox works OK but I like the way the tabs show up on the task bar with IE)

If you add the page to the "IntranetSites" security zone in IE8 then you should have the scripts able to run no issues.CheersKyleMCT, CCI, Beta Tester, Australian - choose the order!

Thanks Kyle,Found it"You have entered an invalid wildcard sequence"file:///E:/example.html E:/example.htm file:///E:/*nothing worked Do you happen to know the way to add the file?

This is not not be specifically a W7 question, but is there a way to make a specific internal JavaScript.htm exempt from IE security blocks?My JavaScript Home Theater movie GUI page will run in Firefox but I have to jump through hoops to get it to run in IE.(Firefox works OK but I like the way the tabs show up on the task bar with IE) Rename the JavaScript.HTM file to JavaScript.HTARating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP

Thanks a lot Mark "Rename the JavaScript.HTM file to JavaScript.HTA" What is this browser called? Works fairly good not much in the way of control. Any way of removing the header bar? F11 doesn't work

Basically, it's a way to run local pages without security.Introduction to HTML Applications (HTAs):Rating posts helps other users Mark L. Ferguson MS-MVP