This isn't too hard to get around, however, it does impact almost every one of us. Any flash menus or other interactive objects will need changing, and embedded movies will need changing - it's the last one that gets most of us.
Read this: h t t p://developer.apple.com/internet/ieembedprep.html (munged because i'm a n00b). It's a lot better at explaining how to get around the issue than the MS site is. Essentially it's not too hard - you write some JS that writes the embedding code to the document, then call the JS where you want to embed the object. It's a dirty workaround, but you gotta do what you gotta do.
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