Active content blocker problems

I'm new to all of this, so my question may be fairly basic,
but I'd really appreciate some help.
Whenever I add any behaviour, or add a flash button then
preview in IE6, the content is blocked by Windows. You have to
click on the top of the page to disable this. Is there any way I
can prevent this from happening?
Many thanks
Dan

This is a feature in the browser. Allows the viewer more
control over what content they want to see.
There's nothing you can do about it as far as someone else's
machine goes.
Dreamweaver is just a web development tool that helps you
code your webpage. This code is then parsed and executed by the
browser. It is at the browser end that active content is blocked or
allowed etc. Dreamweaver has nothing to do with it at all

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