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"Native" JavaScript object. In fact, I think it's that way in IE6. You can see for yourself by checking to see if window.XMLHttpRequest is defined. Joe
From: Walden H. LeverichMaybe Microsoft did that on purpose who knows.Don't know that they _excluded_ FF as much as haven't gotten around to including it (and I'm sure they're NOT in a rush). When OWA was started the only browser w/XMLHTTPRequest was IE. And IE's an activeX object compared to the "native" support in the other browsers. Hmmm... I wonder what it is in IE7.
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