Tract around flash objects in Internet Explorer

I have made Flash banner in html page.
When I move mouse on banner appear
tract around and flash up text:
"Click to activate and use this control ".
I have see in adobe homepage tnis message removed.
Can I remove that message?

zabaks wrote:
> I have made Flash banner in html page.
> When I move mouse on banner appear
> tract around and flash up text:
"Click to activate and use this control
> ".
> I have see in adobe homepage tnis message removed.
> Can I remove that message?
Just unbelievable....
You guys bit all the forum records asking the same question
OVER and OVER
and OVER again.
http://www.justfuckinggoogleit.com/?q=activecontent+IE+ActiveX+Change
and activecontent.blogspot.com

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