Well, no, they're not the same thing in the context in which we were
speaking.  They have different executables which is to what I was
referring and what Dale was asking.  :-)  (See last paragraph below).
-Clint

God Bless
Clint Hamilton, Owner
http://OrpheusComputing.com )


From: Peter Kaulback

If you are using XP then Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer are the
same thing. Check the version number under properties to determine if this is
true in Win Me, I know under 98 it's different.


Peter Kaulback

In the hour of 06:24 AM 8/16/2004, OrpheusComputing.com spoke this:

Explorer, and Internet Explorer or IExplore, are two different things.
Explorer is sort of the core or heart of Windows.  You cannot delete either
one (especially Explorer) without causing some serious damage.  You can't
just go and start deleting things from C: or C:\Windows, unless they are
something like .bmp or .txt files, and temp files are ok if they've been
there a while.

ME is very unstable.  I liked it at first, but after a few updates and using
it for awhile, it was crashing all the time and I've heard similar stories.
It's sort of the "bad problem child" of M$.
-Clint

========================

       I've been having similar problems with this Explorer thingie.  I have
a Gateway AMD Athlon with Win ME.  Every once in a while I'll suddenly get a
little box pop up on the screen that says something about Explorer causing an
error in some file or program or another.  It only gives me the option to
click
the button "Close", but if I move the box and work around it for a little
while, I can close it later and nothing bad will happen, if I click the Close
button without moving it, I lose all but one or two tray icons and whatever
file
and program I was working on at the time.  Yesterday, I JUST finished booting
up for the first time that day when I got this error message, so I had to
restart and go through all of that all over again.  I was going to burn a few
cd's
for one of my customers and didn't want this problem to screw up the cd's for
me, or her.
       I have NEVER used Internet Explorer on this computer (if that's what
it is that's giving me the problems).  I can't find anything that just says
Explorer, so I don't want to delete Internet Explorer if that's not what's
causing this.  Whatever this is, I want to get rid of it as SOON as
possible!!!  I'm
sick and tired of getting these messages and losing my work!!  Any ideas what
this could be?  Is it actually IE?  If so, I'm deleteing it.  I never use it.
Dale
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