NTDOC,
Please confirm your statement:
"EAK6 is NOT designed for XP. XP has its own "special" version of IE."
I cannot find anything that states IEAK 6 is NOT designed for Windows XP.
On the contrary Q304872 "Unable to Install Internet Explorer 6 on Windows XP" describes an issue with installing IE onto an existing XP system and the work around. This should explain Shawn's problem.
My only thought is why you would want to install IE6 onto an exiting XP system when IE6 already exists? The install is ONLY for systems you want to upgrade to IE6.
To apply the IEAK 6 modifications to existing systems (WINXP, WIN2K, or NT, etc.) you use the INS script generated by IEAK. Of course there are a few tricks to getting this to work. If anyone needs help, let me know.
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Dave
Melbourne, FL
