Just noticed that in IE when hovering over the slide show it acts like its a link and asks to "Click to activate and use this control" - I would love to have the stop and pause feature but it does nothing once clicked other then taking away the option to click - this does not seem to happen in firefox.
Thanks
Neil

my ie didnt do that - not sure what is going on.

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Its not doing it on my other pc's so its something with this one. Ill try to figure it out. Thanks for the reply - Neil

This is caused by the latest I.E update, a good fix can be found at

Flash solution 1

and

Flash solution 2

I've seen this issue as well.

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Thanks man! -

Aaron solution number ones says to input: <script type="text/javascript" src="ieupdate.js"></script> below the last <object> tag in my code - could I get this there and the ther file ieupdate.js in my root dierctory? Do you think this is the right fix?

I tried out Solution Number one.
It seems to work.

Aaron

Works man -- Thank you!!

Sweet!
I didn't even notice this problem had happened... I usually use Firefox for all my web browsing... If IE had tabs I'd probably use it.
It almost seems like IE is a little bit faster than Firefox. But I cannot do without tabs.

:-)

Thats also why I like firefox -- the new ie is upposed to have tabbed browsing I hear so that should be nice - Main reason for my concern is that most users, expecially those not so savy use what they have pre installed on their coms - IE - Thanks again - happy that its gone - Neil