Hi.

No, you only remove the active desktop component.

Regards
sean.

>>> Terry Bray <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21/January/1999 02:41pm >>>
why not just turn it off if you remove it you might just take out
something you need for explorer.

On Thu, 21 Jan 1999, Sean Murphy wrote:

> Hi.
> 
> to remove the active desktop from windows 95, open your control
panel.
>  Move to add and remove software.  Tab down to the list of programs
on
> your list and find Internet Explorer 4.0 and then tab once to
> add/remove button.  Select this button and you wil be presented with
a
> dialogue that will ask you what components do you want to be
> uninstalled.  Here you should find the active desktop and select
that.
>  Make sure that you have everything else unselected, because you
could
> uninstalled Internet Explorer as well.  
> 
> Please take care with the above advice.
> 
> Cheers
> Sean.
> 
> >>> "P Tusing" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 21/January/1999 12:47pm >>>
> Hi.
>     I have  something of a related problem which might be helped if
> some one
> could state how one installs IE 4.01 and "omits" active desktop
> altogether
> for users of  95.
>     I ask this question because I suspect that the answer will be
> similar to
> the question asked previously. So please answer both sets of
> questions,
> please Thank you in advance.!Windows
> 
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