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SUMMARY
Internet Explorer 4.0 (IE4) supports a number of special protocol schemes.
One of these is the "about:" protocol, which is used to display descriptive
HTML pages for various predefined "about:" strings.
MORE INFORMATION"about:" URLs have a simple form: about:<string>where <string> should be a simple combination of alphanumeric characters. When resolving "about:<string>" URLs, Internet Explorer will look for a string value with a name that matches <string> under the registry key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\AboutURLsIf found, Internet Explorer will load the content from the URL specified in the value and display this in the browser window. It is acceptable to use different protocols in referring to the content location; in fact, all predefined "about:" protocols refer to "res:" URLs, which load HTML content from DLL resources. For example, "NavigationFailure" is listed as a value name under the aforementioned registry entry that has a string data value of "res://shdocvw.dll/navcancl.htm." If Internet Explorer does not find a match between <string> and a string value in this location, Internet Explorer will enclose <string> in <HTML> start and end tags and render it as HTML content. REFERENCES
Internet Client SDK: Internet Tools & Technologies; Predefined Protocols
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