Bret,

It could be a site that uses frames, and not all the frames are secure. I've seen this once in a while on various sites.

-Rick

>Downloading non-secure content from a secure Web site
>
>The Web site you are viewing is a secure site. It uses a security protocol such as SSL (Secure Sockets Layer) or PCT (Private Communications Technology) to secure the information you send and receive.
>When sites use a security protocol, information that you provide, such as your name or credit-card number, is encrypted so that it can’t be read by other people. However, this Web page also contains items that do not use this secure protocol.
>Given what you know about this Web site and your computer, you must decide whether to continue working with this site.
>
>If you do not feel confident about working with this site, click No.
>
>*****
>The secure site is one we are working with, but I am accessing a page created with RoboHelp. I have asked the programmer why I get the warning that 'This page contains both secure and nonsecure items'. They are stumped. Does anyone know what would cause this or what would be on a page that would bring this message up. Something I can look for or eliminate from the page to get this message to stop.
>
>TIA