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Turn off data access web component warning messages

Postby ZHJvc2UyMTEy » Sat, 05 Nov 2005 20:47:03 GMT

I have a Data Access Page I created and all I need to do is turn of the web 
component warning message "Access 2003 This website is using your identity to 
access a data source. if you trust this site, click OK to continue, otherwise 
click cancel." My boss does not want to see this message. I checked the allow 
data sources accross doamins to get rid of the first message but the message 
above has me stumped. I tryed a macro and scripting to get rid of the message.

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