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I've noticed alot of talk about people unimpressed with IE7. I have found
the answer to reverting to IE6. Follow these instructions carefully:
Step 1: un-install internet explorer 7 (Using the Control Panel - Add/Remove
Programs)
Step 2: Restart Computer
Warning: This process went off without a hitch on my own system, but I do
reccommend downloading an alternate browser prior to starting, reason being
that I know little about computers, and you may experience problems that I
could never help you with. TallRichard waives all responsibility for any
damages incurred by listening to him, and for product support, you really
should contact Microsoft.
Note to Microsoft: I have the utmost trust and respect for your company,
which is the reason I downloaded IE7 without question. I am grateful for
Live Messenger, Hotmail Live, and SP2, and trust that anything else you
create will be secure and progressively user-friendly. IE7, however, was
very disappointing. you made my toolbar bigger. I couldn't hide my address
bar, manipulate my buttons to my liking, put everything on one line, show my
history onscreen at all times, you introduced tabs, but still i have 5
browser windows open, with half of them with three tabs, half with 1 tab(I
would prefer 1 browser window, all-day). (I can't think of any other
complaints off the top of my head.) We all use our browsers differently, but
I am sure I am not the only disappointed user. When you improve IE7, I will
download it. Until then, I still say thank you for the above mentioned
improvements to my other free and paid for software programs, thank you for
making windows more secure, and Have a very Merry Christmas
-Rich
the answer to reverting to IE6. Follow these instructions carefully:
Step 1: un-install internet explorer 7 (Using the Control Panel - Add/Remove
Programs)
Step 2: Restart Computer
Warning: This process went off without a hitch on my own system, but I do
reccommend downloading an alternate browser prior to starting, reason being
that I know little about computers, and you may experience problems that I
could never help you with. TallRichard waives all responsibility for any
damages incurred by listening to him, and for product support, you really
should contact Microsoft.
Note to Microsoft: I have the utmost trust and respect for your company,
which is the reason I downloaded IE7 without question. I am grateful for
Live Messenger, Hotmail Live, and SP2, and trust that anything else you
create will be secure and progressively user-friendly. IE7, however, was
very disappointing. you made my toolbar bigger. I couldn't hide my address
bar, manipulate my buttons to my liking, put everything on one line, show my
history onscreen at all times, you introduced tabs, but still i have 5
browser windows open, with half of them with three tabs, half with 1 tab(I
would prefer 1 browser window, all-day). (I can't think of any other
complaints off the top of my head.) We all use our browsers differently, but
I am sure I am not the only disappointed user. When you improve IE7, I will
download it. Until then, I still say thank you for the above mentioned
improvements to my other free and paid for software programs, thank you for
making windows more secure, and Have a very Merry Christmas
-Rich