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witan
Among Internet browsers, my preference is for Opera (9.63) or Firefox
(3.06). However, I am forced to use Microsoft's IE for some purposes.
Because of the past adverse reports in this forum about IE7, I had
refrained from installing it, and continued to use IE6. More recently,
I hadn't seen complaints about IE7, and thinking that MS might have
solved the problems, went ahead and upgraded to IE7 a couple of days
ago. "HP Director" on my computer immediately stopped working! Now I
have gone back to IE6 by uninstalling IE7.
I did read about some "workarounds" and about updated HP software that
would solve the problem, but am reluctant to reinstall IE7, fearing it
might also have problems other than the one with HP Director. Also, I
am not quite sure whether the updated HP software will really solve
the HP Director (ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software8/COL17377/
oj-46104-1/CIT207355-HPCOM-PATCH-v8.exe)
I shall be thankful for info and advice on the above subject.
(3.06). However, I am forced to use Microsoft's IE for some purposes.
Because of the past adverse reports in this forum about IE7, I had
refrained from installing it, and continued to use IE6. More recently,
I hadn't seen complaints about IE7, and thinking that MS might have
solved the problems, went ahead and upgraded to IE7 a couple of days
ago. "HP Director" on my computer immediately stopped working! Now I
have gone back to IE6 by uninstalling IE7.
I did read about some "workarounds" and about updated HP software that
would solve the problem, but am reluctant to reinstall IE7, fearing it
might also have problems other than the one with HP Director. Also, I
am not quite sure whether the updated HP software will really solve
the HP Director (ftp://ftp.hp.com/pub/softlib/software8/COL17377/
oj-46104-1/CIT207355-HPCOM-PATCH-v8.exe)
I shall be thankful for info and advice on the above subject.