About a week ago another poster noted that Win2K is entering the sunset
phase of its life. Microsoft will publish fixes for critical bugs only.
You can check that on microsoft.com .
Think about it. Why would Microsoft expend the resources to make IE 7 run
on a Windows version that they don't want you to run any more? What's in
it for them? Why would they want to give you a reason not to buy Vista,
or at least XP?
Think about it. Why would Microsoft expend the resources to make IE 7 run
on a Windows version that they don't want you to run any more? What's in
it for them? Why would they want to give you a reason not to buy Vista,
or at least XP?
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