What is Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)? - Definition from Whatis.com

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Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK)

Internet Explorer Administration Kit (IEAK) is a product from Microsoft that enables an organization to centrally manage the customizing, deployment, and maintenance of Microsoft's Web browser, Internet Explorer, for users on different computer platforms. There is no royalty on the deployed copies. Using IEAK, a company can set up every user's browser the same way. Microsoft offers a step-by-step process for using the kit.

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This was last updated in November 2008
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