ADODB.Recordset / ADODB.Stream

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Rouven Hertenstein

Hi,
is there an other way to couple a pivot table with xml-data (from a
webservice, not from a file!)?

I only know the way to use ADODB.Recordset and ADODB.Stream in a java- or
vbscript on the client-side. It works fine. But it pains me, that the
Internet Explorer constrains me to enable "initialize and script ActiveX
controls not marked as safe" in the security settings. Or to configure the
registry alternatively. (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/870669/EN-US/)

Regards,
Rouven

p.s.: Is it legal to use owc11 (full interactive) with an Office XP licence?
 

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