The information in this article applies to:
SUMMARY
When you install any of the programs listed at the beginning of this
article on your Macintosh, a folder called MS Preference Panels is created
on the hard disk. Depending the program you install, the folder location
and contents may vary.
MORE INFORMATIONMicrosoft Internet Explorer for the Macintosh, Version 3.xWhen you install Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x, the MS Preference Panels folder is created in the System Folder:Extensions folder. It contains the following control panels:Advanced Networking Microsoft Internet Explorer for the Macintosh, Version 4.0When you install Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, the MS Preference Panels folder is created in the System Folder. It contains the following control panels:Advanced Networking Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh EditionWhen you install Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh Edition, the MS Preference Panels folder is created in the System Folder. It contains the following control panels:Advanced Networking How the MS Preference Panels Folders Are ManagedWhen you install Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0, the MS Preference Panels folder used by Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x is automatically removed from the Extensions folder.If you have removed Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.x from your computer by using some other means, you can safely remove the MS Preference Panels folder from the Extensions folder if it still exists. Note that if you install both Microsoft Office 98 Macintosh Edition and Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 on the same computer, the MS Preference Panels folder contains all of the preference panels used by both programs. Additional query words: OFF98 ie3 ie4
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