>>>>Just think of it as a big install <g>: do an administrative install of IE4 during your install, then an administrative de-install of IE4, also during your install. Viola. <g>
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>>>Yes, but we would like to have it as an OCX + required DLLs components instead of a full install of MSIE. In the client corporate decision, MSIE won't be certified until one year. So, it's difficult to justify a full install of MSIE for our application.
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>>The WebBrowser control has no ocx file, but only DLL.
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>because it is not a real control - it just exposes some of the PEMs of MSIE
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>Arnon

Are you sure? It works even after you uninstall IE. After all an ocx is a dll internally, isn't it?

Vlad