Nass's reply indicates that what you want IS possible in IE5 - that's a 
technical issue which I'm not aware of, but forgetting the technical 
aspect, I'd agree with Nass that this is a bad idea.

It drives me nuts when a site barges in and makes a particular web page 
the home page on my browser - it may be clever, but it stinks. If you ask 
around a number of people, I'd be surprised if you find anyone who likes 
their browser's home page being hijacked like this ....

Ray

> 
> I want to know that whether we can install something or we can make a 
> particular web page as a home page on the client machine without seeking 

> his confirmation.
> Like sometimes when we click on a link to download some file it asks us 
> that whether we want to open it from its current location or to save it 
> on to the disk.
> What I want is to get rid of this confirmation dialogue box.
> Is it possible or not.
> Thanks
> Harjit
>