I've just visited a web site offering a video of a lecture: it reports:
"WM7 Activex control not found".
I can't find this in Wiki Mint - Google offers download of trial versions of Activex but not this one.
The website offers a Mac option but this doesn't work with Celena.
Here's the URL of the lecture page of the website:
http://emea.mediasite.com/emea/Viewer/V ... =undefined
or you can click on the Lecture from the home page at
http://www.bir.org.uk
Shall be grateful for any help/advice.
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WM7 Activex control
by T J Tulley on Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:16 pm
Yours hopefully -
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Re: WM7 Activex control
by Fred on Fri Jan 18, 2008 7:32 pm
Thankfully, activeX does not run on linux. The closest you can come is to use some sort of compatibility layer or a virtual environment that will allow you to install internet explorer.
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