We just tried to move a production application from one of our development
machines to a server.  When doing so, we bumped into a little problem with
the Win32TransService.  It seems that it looks into:

\\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\MIME\Database\Charset

Which is perfectly happy and full of all sorts of useful information on a
machine with IE 5.0 installed, but the problem appears when trying to use
Xerces with this transcoder on a machine that one has IE 4.0 installed.
This branch of the registry is empty which causes a panic exception to be
thrown...

Any ideas as to how I might fix this?  

(Installing IE 5.0 is probably what we will do for know, but I really don't
what to force our customers to download IE 5.0 for 3 hours when our
application only takes 5 minutes to download...)

Thanks,


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