Installing Script for IE

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I had developed a user script (Javascript) which includes some accessibility tools for IE. I wanted to create a desktop app , which on running should install the script for IE automatically without the user facing any hassels. How can that be done?

Posted 23-Nov-10 15:09pm

optimus_prime1

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[no name] 23-Nov-10 22:08pm

Define "without the user facing any hassels"

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optimus_prime1 · Answer 1 · 2010-11-23T16:17:00

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It's fine with taking the consent from the user a regards to any security for the browser and pressing Ok button but I don't want a new completely uniformed user to go to some website, install an add-on, then install the script (hassles) etc.

Posted 23-Nov-10 16:17pm

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