When this option is specified, the generic Mark of the Web (MOTW) comment will be added to all generated HTML documents (except the root frameset HTML).

This comment is used by Microsoft Internet Explorer to enhance its security. When IE running under Windows XP Service Pack 2 opens an HTML document with the active content (such as JavaScript code), it pops up the Information Bar, which indicates that the active content has been blocked.

Since the multi-framed HTML documentation generated by DocFlex does use a little bit of JavaScript (to instantly load several HTML documents into different frames by a single hyper-link click), such IE behavior will hinder viewing the documentation.

To avoid this, according Microsoft, the following comment should be added to each HTML document immediately following the !DOCTYPE declaration:


<!-- saved from url=(0014)about:internet -->
This is a generic MOTW, which is just enough for our purposes. However, if you need a different MOTW you should use "HTML pattern file" option instead of this option.

Note: When HTML pattern file is specified, this option will be ignored.

For more information about MOTW, please refer to Microsoft MSDN website: http://msdn.microsoft.com