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Originally posted by Stone-D
At home its currently at 5 gigs. This covers xp, 9x and program files.
At home its currently at 5 gigs. This covers xp, 9x and program files.
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I put programs on another drive as well. C:\ is only for Windows - so when push comes to shove I can just format it and start over.(\__/) 07/07/1937 - Never forget
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IE is *NOT* in the kernel.Originally posted by Urban Ranger
IE is actually in the kernel. Microsoft co-mingled kernel code with IE code.
Your misinformation comes from a different fact, that IE is used in Explorer and Help and things. So people say "IE is part of the operating system" (on the grounds that the operating system includes things like Explorer and Help).
But it's not part of the kernel.
Question: if you think it's part of the kernel, how do you explain the fact that MSHTML.DLL is an entirely user-space COM?Comment
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