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![]() ![]() ![]() Browse the Web, an intranet, or your own computer! ![]() As the Internet continues to advance into every aspect of computing, it makes more and more sense to integrate the browser into all computer operations. By providing a single interface for both traditional and Web computing, Internet Explorer 4.0 reduces training costs and makes it easier for employees to use the latest technology to complete projects quickly. True Web Integration with the PC—one of the major innovations introduced with the Platform Preview of Internet Explorer 4.0—is a huge win for users. Rather than layer an additional operating system and user interface over the user's existing computer software, True Web Integration provides users a single, easy way to access information—whether it's on the local machine, a Local Area Network, or the Internet.
Integrating the Internet into the operating system also turns the computer desktop into a "canvas" that users can customize to create a personalized workspace. In the Internet Explorer 4.0 Platform Preview, we make True Web Integration an installation option so that users who don't have the system resources or aren't ready to upgrade their operating system shell (user interface) can do so later at their own pace. Whether you choose the shell integration feature now or later, you'll find superior integration in the suite of applications included in the basic version of Internet Explorer 4.0. Continuing the tradition of Microsoft Office, the applications that make up the suite have a consistent look and feel and share a common Toolbar, and are integrated onto the Taskbar to make it easy to move between the applications. Picture the Web as part of your PC:
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