I'm new to Dreamweaver. I created (on a Mac) a site that has some simple
behaviors and a couple of simple time lines. The site looks fine in Safari and
Firefox. However, in IE none of the behaviors or time lines work. What am I
missing?

What version of IE are we talking about?
Can you post a link to the page so we can see what is going on?

Well we are going to need to see the code or something. It's hard to tell
anything with the information provided. What behavior is not working? What is
not working? Are you receiving any errors in IE?

I'm sending you the code from one of the pages. The image (Lot.jpeg) is
supposed to fade in when the page loads-it doesn't show up at all. The labels
in the navigation bar should swap images when you roll over them, but they
don't. I should mention that everything works if you turn on active X when
prompted, but I've seen sites with these kind of features that work without
active X and I'm afraid my clients will be afraid to turn it on.

Please don't email stuff. Just post a link to the page so that everyone can
participate.

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"rcweburg" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> I'm sending you the code from one of the pages. The image (Lot.jpeg) is
> supposed to fade in when the page loads-it doesn't show up at all. The
> labels
> in the navigation bar should swap images when you roll over them, but they
> don't. I should mention that everything works if you turn on active X when
> prompted, but I've seen sites with these kind of features that work
> without
> active X and I'm afraid my clients will be afraid to turn it on.
>

Wait a minute. You are saying that the pages don't work because you get an
activeX prompt? If you run scripts locally IE will warn you because it thinks
the web page is trying to execute something locally, which it is but it is not
necessarily bad. Upload the page to free web space and I can almost guarantee
that the security prompt will go away.

That's great news. I'll try that. Thanks for your help.