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Internet Explorer security levels compared

A pretty good question came across the newsgroups the other day. Someone was asking what are the differences between IE's "medium" and "medium-high" security settings. I did some digging, and found only this on MSDN: About URL security Read More...

Posted 16 September 08 05:19 by Steve Riley | 9 Comments   
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