Is there anything that can be done to alleviate this problem that sometimes arises at a website? At a particular website that I visit, this is a new problem that just began to occur.
Is there anything that can be done to alleviate this problem that sometimes arises at a website? At a particular website that I visit, this is a new problem that just began to occur.
Thank You.
Guzz
That is done with a script.
You can defeat it in a couple ways:
Copy the URL and paste it in:
Tools--internet options--security
Click on "Restricted Sites" And enter the URL to the restricted sites list (You can remove it later if you have problems)
OR, in internet options--security--Internet Zone--
Click "customize". In the list,find "active scripting" and check "disable" Then Click OK, YES, OK.
This has nothing to do with your Operating System or IE. This is a Java Script Applet/Scriptlet web designers use to disable the right click option on their web pages. You can check this link and you'll know how they disable the right click(try right-clicking on this site).
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Posted October 22nd, 2004 22:00
That is done with a script.
You can defeat it in a couple ways:
Copy the URL and paste it in:
Tools--internet options--security
Click on "Restricted Sites" And enter the URL to the restricted sites list (You can remove it later if you have problems)
OR, in internet options--security--Internet Zone--
Click "customize". In the list,find "active scripting" and check "disable" Then Click OK, YES, OK.