Slipstreaming IE5.5 onto Win2k CD?

Considering Service Packs can be slipstreamed back onto a Win2K CD, i'm curious, could the same be done with IE5. 5 and in the future maybe IE6 That would be cool And hey, it would be typically Micro$oft anyway, keeping the dominance in the Browser field.

Customization Tweaking 1789 This topic was started by reversing_drive, 2001-08-20 09:43

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reversing_drive

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#58785

2001-08-20 11:43

Considering Service Packs can be slipstreamed back onto a Win2K CD, i'm curious, could the same be done with IE5.5 and in the future maybe IE6

That would be cool
And hey, it would be typically Micro$oft anyway, keeping the dominance in the Browser field.

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DosFreak

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2001-08-20 17:51

Microsoft stopped including new programs in theit SP's since SP3 of NT4. You can try to splice & dice the files if you want or you can use sysprep and have IE5.5 run at the end of 2k setup....which pretty much does what you would do manually anyway.