Re:They have some BSD code (Score 1)

A big part of what Microsoft means when they say IE is 'integrated' with Windows is that they've put a lot of the functionality of it into shared libraries where other services and programs can make use of it. MS Office leverages some of the IE stuff, to be certain. When you save a webpage as HTML and open it in Word, the links in the document are live and it seamlessly (sometimes too seamlessly) opens an IE session. I suspect (haven't checked) that Adobe Acrobat 4.0 leverages from the IE libraries, too. You can browse the web from Acrobat 4.0. The cool thing is the HTML is rendered to PDF format on-the-fly and can be saved as such, links and all preserved. As I said, I suspect Adobe leveraged the 'integrated' IE libraries to do this (can anybody confirm this?)