The Forum has been Updated
The code has been upgraded to the latest .NET core version. Please check instructions in the Community Announcements about migrating your account.
Posted
well said dayve 
,I can honestly say that in 20+ years of computing I have never had a virus/trojan or spyware infect my PC, and contrary to popular belief, firefox and linux and macs suffer from most of the buffer under/over run security problems that windows does, [gets down from soapbox ]<
,I can honestly say that in 20+ years of computing I have never had a virus/trojan or spyware infect my PC, and contrary to popular belief, firefox and linux and macs suffer from most of the buffer under/over run security problems that windows does, [gets down from soapbox ]<
Posted
IE7 is quite comfortable in many aspects, even with the sad fact that IE7 requires a lot of system resources for some reason for me. More memory usage saddens me infact and not displaying PNG colors correctly.
However, I think this is one of best improvements of IE.<
However, I think this is one of best improvements of IE.<
Posted
Originally posted by SiSL
IE7 is quite comfortable in many aspects, even with the sad fact that IE7 requires a lot of system resources for some reason for me. More memory usage saddens me infact and not displaying PNG colors correctly.
However, I think this is one of best improvements of IE.
Hmmm. I find it's been taking less memory than the default FF 1.5 install. At least for me. It's not nearly the resource hog the first beta was.<
Posted
1. all you Microsoft bandwagon haters are really silly. 2. if no one tests the beta versions, it will never be released.Eeeeasy now! Notice the
I am running IE7 and have for a while, without any of the problems described above.
Best browser ever from Microsoft. Took me a while to get use to, but now I can't go back.
Numerous times I have closed the window instead of the tab 
A promising product all in all.<
Posted
Well, I am now a very happy bunny, I finally discovered what was preventing IE7 from installing, so am now back to tabbed browsing and IE7 heaven <
<
Posted
Originally posted by HuwR
Well, I am now a very happy bunny, I finally discovered what was preventing IE7 from installing, so am now back to tabbed browsing and IE7 heaven
Care to share in case someone else runs into something similar
<
Posted
I discovered there was a problem with my .Net 2.0 install, I reran the .net setup lastnight which ran a repair on it and was then able to install IE7<
Posted
Originally posted by Shaggyyes, that is allways one of the first things I do with IE, how the hell can it be friendly to not actually tell you what the error is
Have they done away with their silly "friendly" HTTP error messages?
<
Posted
I think they figure its more friendly to the people who don't know what the heck it is... though I've found that even then its not as big a help as they think because friendly or not the people who don't understand the "non-friendly" message usually end up calling someone who does understand - but can't do anything because the messages have been made "friendly" for their non-technical counterparts... just a random thought from too much coffee and not enough sleep. 
<
<