see thread below:

http://www.easypano.com/forum/display_topic_threads.asp?ForumID=6&TopicID=2327&PagePosition=1

mgora1: It look easy but I do not whink that it work in TW2.0 :( Or at least I can't get it to work

It will eolas work around will ONLY work when uploaded to a server. The original question is to fix this issue on your own local computer. People have jump to the wrong answer. It is the ActiveX warning local that is annoying everytime you wish to view something. It has nothing to do with the EOLAS work around. It is a Microsoft security issue.

Regards, Smooth  

I haven't tested with Tourweaver 2.0 (but I will and let you know my findings)

Regards, Smooth

killerwebs, in Internet Explorer click "Tools", "Internet Options", "Advanced", then under "Security" check "Allow active content to run in files on my computer". This should stop you active X message.

Mike

Be warned though this is a security risk!

Regards, Smooth

Quote: Originally posted by Kent2Ben on March-06-2007

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smooth: are you saying that "mgora1" guide is working online? I can't get it to work :( ?? Are you sure that it works in TW2?

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After looking at the files Easypano Tourweaver 2.0 outputs there is no need to add extra scripts because Easypano have adjusted the <applet></applet> into a javascript file called tourname.js and this counters the EOLAS problem.

Why does this work? because it is NOT the HTML that calls the applet but rather the HTML file calls the tourname.js file and the tourname.js calls the Tourweaver 2.0 applet. This gets around the EOLAS patent.

Regards, Smooth