Works fine for me with XP Home Sp2 -
also 3 of my daughters with XP. (unsure their versions)
In the IE newsgroups:
only thing I remember anyone reporting
was disabling some activeX filters in MM and some
had conflict with Intervideo WinDVD Creator 2.
Speaking for myself,
I would never give up IE7 for any application, except to test.
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| This morning I tried MM on my laptop which also has IE 7, and MM works just
| fine with IE 7 installed and no adjustment, very strange. I will use Movie
| Maker on my laptop, that way I can keep IE 7 on both machines and be happy.
| I do have Media Center on my laptop, wonder if that has anything to do with
| making the two compatible?
|
| I have Paint Shop Pro for still pictures/images. Thanks for the PhotoStory 3
| For Windows tip though.
|
| Thanks so much for all the help!
|
| Judith
|
|
| | > Judith wrote:
| >> Yes, your fix worked! I uninstalled IE 7 using the link you (John)
| >> provided and Movie Maker opens nicely without the error box and
| >> allows me to continue using the program.
| >>
| >> Does anyone know if there is an update to fix this problem of using
| >> Movie Maker in IE 7? I really got used to and like using IE 7 and may
| >> have to find another program similar to Windows Movie Maker so I can
| >> return to IE 7.
| >> Thanks so much for your help.
| >>
| >> Judith
| > ==================================
| > Sorry, I'm not aware of an update that
| > corrects the IE7 issue.
| >
| > If you are only working with still images...
| > PhotoStory 3 would be worth a try. For
| > working with video...I'm not aware of an
| > app like Movie Maker.
| >
| > PhotoStory 3 For Windows
| >
http://tinyurl.com/4f869
| >
| >
| > --
| >
| > John Inzer
| > Digital Media MVP
| >
| > Notice
| > This is not tech support
| > I am a volunteer
| >
| > Solutions that work for
| > me may not work for you
| >
| > Proceed at your own risk
| >
| >
|
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