What to do when running Windows XP SP2 and experiencing problems with opening HTML files created by Photo Loader   The following explanation has been confirmed based on operation under Windows XP SP2 (RTM). Installing or upgrading Windows XP Service Pack 2 (SP2) on a computer enhances Windows XP security. When an attempt is made on such a computer to open an active content file (HTML file that includes JavaScript) created using the Photo Loader application that comes bundled with a CASIO digital camera, a security protection message will appear and the computer will refuse to open the image or play the slideshow unless active content blocking is removed. Applicable users, defined below, can perform the steps described here to get past active content blocking.    Applicable Users Individuals using the Photo Loader application (Version 1.0 to 2.2) that comes bundled with the camera on a computer with Windows XP SP2 installed or a computer upgraded to Windows XP SP2 • The information provided here applies to both the Professional and the Home editions of Windows XP SP2. • The information provided here does not apply to Windows XP or Windows XP SP1, or to Windows 2000, ME, or 98 (including SE). • The information provided here does not apply to the Apple Macintosh.    Solution The enhanced security of Windows XP SP2 can cause a security protection message to appear and block active content when you attempt to use Internet Explorer to open an active content file (HTML file that includes JavaScript) created using the Photo Loader application that comes bundled with a CASIO digital camera. This can be corrected by downloading the latest version of Photo Loader from the CASIO download Website and upgrading your version of Photo Loader. Download the latest version of Photo Loader. If you are unable to upgrade your version of Photo Loader after downloading the latest version, try Method A or Method B below to change your security settings.  Method A   Changing Internet Explorer security settings to allow all active content to run on the computer • Changing the Internet Explorer security settings will stop the security protection message from appearing when you use Internet Explorer to open a file created using Photo Loader. However, it also disables security for all other active content on the local computer.  Method B   Allowing the blocked active content for the current operation only without changing the enhanced Windows XP SP2 security settings of Internet Explorer • This method does not affect the local computer security settings that block active content. You must perform the required steps in response to the security protect message that appears each time you use Internet Explorer to open a file created with Photo Loader. TOP