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I need Esker ActiveX Plug-in to acquire permits for Department of Transportation. I can I get this program installed?

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Blueskys43334
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I need to map out directions for truck drivers on the DOT site. The map portion uses Esker ActiveX plug-in. When I try to install it a pop-up tells me it is corrupt. I do I get this problem fixed?

I need to map out directions for truck drivers on the DOT site. The map portion uses Esker ActiveX plug-in. When I try to install it a pop-up tells me it is corrupt. I do I get this problem fixed?

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the-edmeister
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https://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/ActiveX

The Esker ActiveX Plug-in group looks dead.
http://tech.groups.yahoo.com/group/esker-activex-plugin/

Has that plugin been updated recently?
Depending upon how it is installed, it may not be "version compatible" with any recent version of Firefox. The only technical info I can find thru Google doesn't mention Mozilla, only Netscape, which to me sounds like something from the last century.

dpackard
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I have the same problem with the Nebraska DOR website. I cannot find a way to make it work with Firefox, but if you have Internet Explorer you can get in that way. I used to have to do the same thing with Oregon and New Mexico until they updated their websites to be Firefox compatible.