>I've been using MS Webbrowser control in OLE automation for several different projects now (HTML help and Internet linking of apps). Now I'm distributing my app and I tried to go looking for the simple OCX file I thought was the Webbrowser control.
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>WRONG
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>Turns out Webbrowser is built into MS Internet Explorer. You can't separate it out and thus if you use MS Webbrowser, all client workstations must have the full MS IE 3.0 or later installed.
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>Netscape, are you taking notes on how to do buisness?

I guess that's why we are better when using the HTML OCX instead. :)