I have a custom Internet Explorer toolbar that I want to show without
making changes to the registry and without restarting the Internet
Explorer Browser. Microsoft's documentation on toolbars indicates that
you have to make registry changes and restart Internet Explorer, but I
know that it is possible to inject a new toolbar into the IE browser
without modifying the registry and without restarting the IE browser
because I have seen a few toolbars do it. The correct answer to this
question will point me to a complete example in either C++ or
preferably, Visual Basic on how to add a custom IE toolbar to a
running instance of Internet Explorer without modifying the registry
or restarting the browser.

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Request for Question Clarification by hummer-ga on 15 Sep 2005 10:56 PDT

Hi mattheww,

Is this what you are looking for?

2Find Toolbar for IE
http://www.codeproject.com/shell/2find.asp

Will look forward to your reply,
hummer

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Clarification of Question by mattheww-ga on 15 Sep 2005 11:51 PDT

No, it doesn't look like it. Notice that registration of the DLL is
required for installation. This is a registry change that needs to be
avoided. The key issue here is that I need the toolbar to pop up even
when the user is operating under guest priveleges. This means *no*
registry changes are allowed.

Matthew