Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x has become a leading Web browser. I was surprised to find out that most of its functionality is contained in one big ActiveX control, Shdocvw.dll. When you run Internet Explorer, you launch a small shell program that loads this Web Browser control in its main window




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