Silverlight 4 - do I need to set administrator rights?

I am trying to figure out if I need to set the local administrator privileges for the Silverlight 4 client. Some pages seem to indicate that it is, but others that are not. I already saw this question:

Do you need local administrator rights to install Silverlight?

However, I ask you to object for two reasons. The first is Silverlight 4, so I wonder if the situation has changed. Secondly, I hope to get a link to the official documentation that talks about it, and not just "Yes, yes." Answer.

I did some testing, and from what I can say, my users can install it without local administrator rights, but I'm in a corporate environment with a complex security profile, so I'm not sure what the actual settings are.

This is with Internet Explorer 6, if that matters.

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Yes it is.

The following link contains resources for Silverlight in general:

http://www.microsoft.com/silverlight/resources/

The Enterprise Silverlight Deployment Guide is the document you are looking for:

http://download.microsoft.com/download/C/D/5/CD5AAAE3-21F7-47A8-B7D5-39E36BAF9AC8/Silverlight_Deployment_Guide.docx

This document has been updated for SL4.

Page 22 of this document states that the user must be a member of the Administrators group if they install it themselves.

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