How Do You Install Activex In Windows 98?
ActiveX controls are plug-ins designed specifically for enhancing the functionality of some features in Windows 98 Internet Explorer (IE). Basic ActiveX controls are already installed in some versions of IE, but there are several more that you may need to install in order to enable certain features. Internet Explorer automatically recognizes the need for a specific ActiveX control, and prompts you to approve the automated download and install. Double-click the Internet Explorer icon on your Windows 98 desktop. If you do not have the icon for Explorer on your desktop, go to the “Start” menu and select Internet Explorer from the list of “Programs.” Browse the Internet and open the website that specifically requires you to download ActiveX controls. ActiveX controls are task-specific, and there is no point of installing them before the browser prompts you to do so. When you come across a web page that needs ActiveX control, your browser will display a yellow alert bar at the top of the IE
