I have IE 6.0. On only one particular site, I cannot get past this message in a box: "Do you want to allow this page to paste information from your clipboard?" I turned off all pop up blockers etc. Can anyone tell me how to get rid of this box? If this is the wrongplace to ask this, pls advise TIA

Dear Lauraevans, IEincludes customizable security settings to help to prevent malicious Web site that script the Microsoft Dynamic HTML (DHTML) Editing Component from obtaining access to your Windows clipboard data. So, If you turn on the "Allow paste operations via script" feature, you receive the following security alert whenever a Web site tries to access to your Windows clipboard by using the DHTML Editing Component: Internet ExplorerDo you want to allow this page to paste information from your clipboard? the message youhad prompeted torid thismessage do the following steps: 1.going to Internet Option menu. 2. Click on Security tab. 3. Choose Select a Web content zone to specify its security settings (e.g. Internet , Intranet , Trusted site and Restricted site). and click Custom Level. 4. In the Scripting section, under Allow paste operations via script, click Disable. 5. Click OK.

Hi all:Here's the "Do you want to allow this page to paste information from your clipboard?" revisited!I do not want to allow other websites to access the clipboard.However, I spend a lot of time entering data into web forms by copying it from a Notepad file, and pasting into the web form. I get the above message every time I try to do a paste.I went into the security settings, and tried to set up a trusted site called "localhost", thinking that might do the trick. But IE says that I cannot enter a site that is not https://.Does anyone have an idea as to how I can enable the ability for me to paste, but not allow a website to access my clipboard?Thanks!Mike