Applet Calling DLL in MS Ie5.0 problem?

Hello,
I'm using Windows 2000, IE5.0 MicroSoft JVM 1.1.8 build 5.0.0.3802 and have an applet which is calling a local DLL in the c:\winnt\system32\ dir.
I have granted permissions in the sandbox to allow access to everything (for debug only) and the applet seams to have a problem finding the DLL.
I have also setup all the appropriate trustlib classes etc.
Does anyone know if you need to do anything special to the JsafePKCS11.DLL i.e. drop it into a dir, in order for IE5.0 to pick it up?
Java Console
Microsoft (R) VM for Java, 5.0 Release 5.0.0.3802
==============================================
? help
c clear
f run finalizers
g garbage collect
m memory usage
q quit
t thread list
=============================================
15 15:41:53:: PKCS11 Sign starting
15 15:41:53:: Creating CertJ object
15 15:41:53:: Creating JSAFE_PKCS11SessionSpec object
15 15:41:53:: getP11LibraryName:: found ACTIV DLL
15 15:41:53:: Creating JSAFE_PKCSSessionSpec object...
15 15:41:53:: Creating JSAFE_Session[1] object...
15 15:41:53:: Creating JSAFE_Session.getInstance() object...
15 15:41:54:: JSAFE_UnimplementedException A JSAFE_Session object is not available
15 15:41:54:: In clearData()... Clearing sensitive data.
15 15:41:54:: In clearData()... Clearing sensitive data.
15 15:41:54:: stop
Any help/clues gratefully received.
Regards Gareth

Just for information,
If you use a signed CAB file, the problem is resolved.
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