> But that's exactly what happens with OLE of Office applications - as I > said before. > Indeed, but I am not disagreeing with you in that regard. I am stating that if the technology of Windows Media Player (not the application) was embedded in IE then it does not fall under the patent since it is not a separate application controlled through IPC.
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