how can i allow Active X controls on apple to run an application

What you're reporting would imply either a configuration error within the web server you're connecting to, or a software bug in that web server, or the use or link to a web server URL that's intended for use (only) from Microsoft Windows clients.

For help with the Inteleviewer package, please contact the Intelerad support folks in order to determine why the remote web site software is requiring Microsoft ActiveX controls from a non-Microsoft non-Internet Explorer platform.

Get vitual box. Install Windows in virtual box. Access the web page from within Windows running on Virtual box. Warning, Windows running in a virtual machine has all the scurity problems of any windows system.

Have your cake and eat it too! With the Intel Macs, you can run windows in a virtual machine. You will need our own copy of Windows.

Don't miss the free VirtualBox.

"VirtualBox is a general-purpose full virtualizer for x86 hardware. " Runs Windows on Mac OS.

http://www.virtualbox.org/

Parallels:

http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/

& some catalog order places sell Parallels for 9.99 when you buy a mac.

With VMware Fusion, run the most demanding Mac and Windows applications side-by-side at maximum speeds without rebooting

http://www.vmware.com/products/fusion/

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Cannot believe anyone is using active x in a medical environment. It's bad enough to be using Windows.

Active X is a total security black hole. All it is is a method of downloading an application from the web and running it on your machine.

Active X only runs on Windows.

rccharles: FWIW, might want to hold off on deploying that VM-based approach. The package that the OP references — if I've located the correct one — indicates support for OS X systems.