>>>Hi all,
>>>
>>>Just a quick question ... is IE5 required by SP3 or does Microsoft just recommend having IE5. My customer has IE4 and I will have several machines to upgrade if I need to have IE5 for SP3.
>>>
>>
>>It's recommended. If you use the WSH, I'd strongly recommend upgrading the WSH engines if you don't install IE5; you can download the version 5 self-installer (ST50EN.EXE) from msdn.microsoft.com/scripting
>>
>>>TIA,
>>>Bonnie
>
>Hi Ed,
>
>Thanks for the reply. I'll be doing the full upgrade (IE5,etc.) in the future, but right now I'm looking for a quick fix for a persistent C5 error on my customer's machines.
>

For Win95, there's DCOM version 1.3 available at the MS site, and I still strongly recommend the enhanced VBScript and JScript engines in the upgraded WSH engine, even staying at IE 4.01 (there's no indication that this will have any effect on C5 errors, however.) Since instlaling the updated engine can be done silently using the /Q command line parameter, it's under 1MB in size, and doesn't force a reboot, it's still a good move.

>Bonnie