Hi.
Phil Lodwick wrote:
Before I start digging deeper, I was hoping somebody might have some insight to lead me down the correct path.
Well, you can't do much with Mozilla ActiveX Control on Wine side... However the plan is to get rid of Wine's dependency on it. Currently MSHTML is implemented on top of Gecko (it can use Gecko from Mozilla ActiveX Control installation) and there is an implementation of WebBrowser on top of MSHTML. It's currently very incomplete, but, in some cases, it may work better than Mozilla ActiveX (eg. in Picasa). You may want to try it out. To do so you should install Mozilla ActiveX and then remove key HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID{1339B54C-3453-11D2-93B9-000000000000} and click "no" in the dialog asking if to install Mozilla ActiveX Control (it's installed, but shdocvw can't find it).
You may find a bit more about this on the Wiki: http://wiki.winehq.org/MozillaIntegration
BTW: That's the thing that I encourage to try if an app doesn't work with Mozilla ActiveX Control. I'm interested in any reports of successes, but I don't expect much yet.
Jacek