long as your XML file refers to the appropriate .xslt stylesheet, it should render in IE5. If you are running side-by-side installation of MSXML, IE will use the old XSLT processor. To unregister the old processor and tell IE to use the new one, type the following four commands at a command prompt: regsvr32 msxml3.dll xmlinst If you would like to unregister the older version of the processor, type the following sequence of commands instead: xmlinst -u regsvr32 -u msxml.dll regsvr32 msxml3.

Here is some code that calls a transform against the recent versions of MSXML: Dim xmlSource As Object Dim xmlXForm As Object Set xmlSource = CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument") Set xmlXForm = CreateObject("MSXML2.DOMDocument") xmlSource.validateOnParse = True xmlXForm.validateOnParse = True xmlSource.async = False xmlXForm.async = False xmlSource.loadXML Text3.Text ' This loads the text that I want to transform If Err.Number <> 0 Then strErr = Err. See similar questions...

Actually, you don't! You should use the standard xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/1999/XSL/Transform". If your code is complaining when you try to use this namespace, it is likely that you are using the old version of the MSXML processor (which was developed before the above namespace was even dreamed up). If you have older style sheets and do not wish to convert them to the new format, you can also use the old namespace declaration xmlns:xsl="http://www.w3.org/TR/WD-xsl". See similar questions...

this time only Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher is supported. Netscape, Safari and Firefox are not supported at this time. See similar questions...

No. @ctiVideo is not designed to run within Internet Explorer. If you need to capture frames or live video from within a web page, please have a look at @ctiVideo.Web. Click here to find out more about this product. Although not specifically tested, our components should run OK under Delphi 4, 5 and 6. We have received some reports from users about certain incompatibilities of earlier versions of @ctiVideo with Delphi 4. See similar questions...

On the "Security" tab, click the "Security Level..." button - this brings up the "Advanced Security Settings" window. See similar questions...

Short answer: No Long answer: This web application is definitely best viewed with Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 (SP2) or higher using the ActiveX, Java or DHTML viewer (set in the Preferences area ...... In the recent upgrade of ART, user authentication was changed from a logon and password unique to ART to your CIT logon and password. When logging in to ART, be sure to ..... See similar questions...

Probably yes, if you run hhupd.exe in the top level Sandtrap directory. Note, however, that having IE installed on a computer does not mean that you have to use IE at all; you can keep running your preferred web browser. Back to top See similar questions...

The GoodSearch Toolbar is now uninstalled. Start IE again after closing all your open IE browser windows and it will no longer be present. If you follow these steps and GoodSearch Toolbar is still present, make sure you have closed all your open IE browser windows. Due to Internet Explorer being integrated with Windows, you might need to restart your computer to fully uninstall GoodSearch Toolbar. See similar questions...

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\MICROSOFT\ACTIVE SETUP\INSTALL COMPONENTS\{89820200-ECBD-11cf-8B85-00AA005B4383} This will enable a new version of IE6 to be downloaded and will place the IE6 into your Change/Remove applet in the Control Panel. Now when you click on this program and click on the Change/Remove option, you will be able to add component or choose repair as in the older Windows OS's. See similar questions...

You can't - Internet Explorer 4 is the shell for Windows 98. You don't have to use the browser - Netscape or any other browser will install just fine on Windows 98. See similar questions...

Some users have been unable to get certain Flash files to open in Microsoft Internet Explorer. There appears to be some problems with the install files for the latest version of Flash. The best workaround we know of is to use the Flash uninstall tool to completely remove the Flash player. then, reboot your computer and browse to http://www.adobe.com/shockwave/download/download. See similar questions...

You cannot use a WinForms Control directly in IE, you will have to instead derive from it and then use the derived instance from a custom assembly. These articles introduce the topic: Host Secure, Lightweight Client-Side Controls in Microsoft Internet... See similar questions...

Explorer: The program that presents files and folders on your disks and on the network. This is what starts if you double-click “My computer” or right-click the “Start”-button and select “Explore”. See similar questions...

Error Messages When I use Help in an Office program, I receive the error message "The feature that you are trying to use is on a network resource that is unavailable." Find out how to share files that were created in different versions of Office without having to install additional converters. See similar questions...

If you move or delete any of the things Decal installs, the Windows Installer will try to correct them. Upgrading to the latest Decal version should fix this problem. If you still have problems with this, please read the to the end of this FAQ and post about your problem. See similar questions...

IE3.x isn't officially supported, but Cosmo Player 2.0 and 2.1 are known to work with IE3.02, at least. You'll need to install some extra software on your system before installing Cosmo Player, though, including DCOM (for Windows 95) and the updated Microsoft Java Virtual Machine. Both of these can be found on the Support Resources page. See similar questions...

A. Yes. However, the full breadth of compatible browsers is unknown. In all cases, the browsers must be Java-enabled. See similar questions...

The toolbar is currently available only for Microsoft Internet Explorer and Firefox. We're working on additional toolbars and hope to have them available shortly. In the meantime please search from our homepage to support your cause. No. The GoodSearch Toolbar does not contain any spyware or adware and never collects any personally identifiable information. There is no registration for end-users to install and use the toolbar. See similar questions...

Yes. Whatever charity you have designated on the GoodSearch homepage will be credited when you search our site from the Firefox or IE7 toolbar. As long as your computer accepts cookies, you only need to visit the GoodSearch homepage to select your favorite organization once and then all future searches from the toolbar will benefit that organization. See similar questions...