Dynamic HTML effects in IE11

Hi,
For the past few years I have used a website with simple dynamic HTML effects in it to teach people how to double click a mouse. I had a series of images that disappeared off the page when they double clicked on them, I had added the DHTML effects using
Front Page 2003, up until IE11 I could still make the effects work by setting the browser to support compatibility mode but now I can't see how I can activate this content. Is it possible to make the double click effect work by simply altering the JavaScript
on the page?
Thank you in anticipation of your help.
Bernard Jordan

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