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January 3, 2003, 02:24 PM
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Reasoning for above
Hi,
The reason I would try the above procedure is as follows: Most URLMON.DLL-related KB (MS Knowledge Base) articles pertain somehow to IE installations that have gone bad. URLMON.DLL is a shared file and can get deleted in various ways, such as by uninstalling some versions of the Netscape browser--the ones that would have been used in the Win95 timeframe. Again, doing a "repair IE" is the procedure I would try if I was having your problem. Good luck! - Boyd |
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