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Pete
Why should I "upgrade" to Vista when I can't get ie7 to work right?
-Pete
-Pete
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
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Peter Flindt
Where you read this? IE7.0 works with Windows XP without any problems
(Problems eith IE7.0 come from Plugins or security software)
The only thing from IE7.0 that only work with vista is this "prodected Mode"
for the IE.
(Problems eith IE7.0 come from Plugins or security software)
The only thing from IE7.0 that only work with vista is this "prodected Mode"
for the IE.
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Dustin Harper
IE7 works with XP. Some have issues, but most are resolved by uninstalling
and reinstalling IE7.
It works flawlessly with Vista as well.
and reinstalling IE7.
It works flawlessly with Vista as well.
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Dave B.
What does Vista have to do with running IE7 on XP?
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Jupiter Jones [MVP]
I do not see the connection between IE-7 and Windows Vista.
If you are having troubles with IE, you should post details in an IE
newsgroup and the experts there may be able to help.
As for upgrading...
You have not given any details of your system, hardware and software needs
and what you need from Vista.
Generally it is a bad idea to upgrade an operating system simply because
there is a new version.
Only upgrade when you have determined there will be an appropriate benefit
for you.
This applies to almost any type of upgrade from any source, not just
Microsoft.
Windows XP will be supported by Microsoft for several more years.
Most typical users have no need to upgrade to Vista and should wait until
they also need a new computer.
If you are having troubles with IE, you should post details in an IE
newsgroup and the experts there may be able to help.
As for upgrading...
You have not given any details of your system, hardware and software needs
and what you need from Vista.
Generally it is a bad idea to upgrade an operating system simply because
there is a new version.
Only upgrade when you have determined there will be an appropriate benefit
for you.
This applies to almost any type of upgrade from any source, not just
Microsoft.
Windows XP will be supported by Microsoft for several more years.
Most typical users have no need to upgrade to Vista and should wait until
they also need a new computer.