>>>This is a popular new bug, a couple cases a day now :) The fix seems to be to download dcom95 or 98.dll from the MS site and install that with your app. Usually, it's because users don't have IE4...
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>>Bruce does this mean we have to include this dcom95.dll in our setup or do we have to run the dcom95 update before setting up our applications. How have you handled this issue when you had to distribute your exe.
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>No, I haven't tried it included with setup yet, but I think it should work, and that would be the best way to do it...maybe someone else has tried it?

I downloaded the file from microsoft and it is not a dll it is an exe that will update your system, so I dont think we can include it in the setup, but we have to somehow fire it off after the setup.exe has completed. I hope someone else has overcome this problem already in a more automated fashion.