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msxml 2.0 in IE

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    I read that IE still uses msxml 2.0 for xml processing. Is this correct? If I want to include xml functionalities in my vc++ app, is it recommended to use msxml4.0 sdk? I hate to redistribute msxml4.0 with my app. assuming that most people have IE 5+, couldn't I just use msxml2.0? (i can't seem to find much information on msxml sdk prior to version 3) thanks in advance,

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      I read that IE still uses msxml 2.0 for xml processing. Is this correct? If I want to include xml functionalities in my vc++ app, is it recommended to use msxml4.0 sdk? I hate to redistribute msxml4.0 with my app. assuming that most people have IE 5+, couldn't I just use msxml2.0? (i can't seem to find much information on msxml sdk prior to version 3) thanks in advance,

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      Version 3.0 of MSXML is shipped with IE5+, IE use what you tell it to use, while default is MSXML3 (not 4), for example if you create an instance of MSXML in the script with string "MSXML2.DOMDocument", version 3 will be used (assuming it is installed), but if you use "MSXML2.DOMDocument.4", you'll get a version 4. Philip Patrick Web-site: www.stpworks.com "Two beer or not two beer?" Shakesbeer

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