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Was able to pick this update from a good source.

As of April 2008, the activation behavior is permanently removed for all customers as part of the April 2008 Internet Explorer Cumulative Update (947864). This IE cumulative update replaces the IE ACA previews released in December 2007 and February 2008.

What this means is customers who install the IE Update (947864) will no longer see the “click to activate” prompt even for Flash content that do not have the javascript fix. Note that Flash content with the javascript fix will still work even with the IE update.

for more information on the click to activate issue see the wiki article:Activex issue*

TechNote Available at:

Active Content
http://www.adobe.com/devnet/activecontent/

Information for Developers about Internet Explorer
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/bb969055.aspx

CSS has played a major role to almost all of the websites today. One advantage that you can get in applying CSS to your page is a faster download time. CSS makes this possible because is separates the content from the layout of a page.

If you visit a social networking site, or if you have your own blog. Most of them provides customization with your own page using CSS. Friendster, MySpace, Multiply, are some of the social networking sites that provides CSS customization to your page. For blogs, wordpress provides css customization for hosted account or is you host your own blog powered by wordpress.org.

Everybody wants to edit their page of course. It provides a uniques look to your web page. Distinction. So if you want to learn how to use CSS, where will you start? That’s a good question. I got here a good article from Adrian Senior (team macromedia) about Designing your site with CSS. It’s a 6 part tutorial and he manage to explain everything in detail. The instructions are pretty much straight forward so you can easily follow it. This is the tutorial that I used when I’m a starter with CSS. now I’m proud to say that I’m a CSS SME (subject matter expert) in our team.

So I hope you enjoy this tutorial and learn from it! Please click on the link below to go to the tutorial.

Designing with CSS – Part 1: Understanding CSS Design Concepts

HTH!

sid
how bad do you want change

Important Note:

Problem is isolated to MS Excel for Mac 2008. Reverting to an older version (ex: excel 2004) is working fine.

I got this from Wikipedia. It was developed by Microsoft’s Macintosh Business Unit and released on January 15, 2008

So far…

I believe that this issue has already been reported to the engineering. No info as to when a fix will be release so far though. I think this is a bug or a compatibility issue since CS3 was released on the market before MS release this version of their MS Office. Hence, it was not tested on this version of MS excel.
I’ll update this post when I get an update from some of my connections .
Peace
sid