26 April 2006 in Windows | Comments enabled
Finally Microsoft have released a copy of Internet Explorer 7.0 that runs on Windows
2003 without hacks 
Officially this is Beta 2.
I installed it last night and had no problems with it wrecking my networking stack – looked good. Integration between Office 2007 and IE 7 seems to already be baked in (Outlook asked if I wanted to have IE and Outlook share the same RSS feeds).
Click here to download Internet Explorer 7.0
– JD
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2 comments. Add your own comment.
Allan says 26 April 2006 @ 09:58
What an exhilarating experience. There’s nothing quite like installing a beta version of M$ software. You need a lot of courage and determination to press that installer’s next button, fully knowing that there is a significant risk that you’ll need to spend the next 2 days troubleshooting and maybe even rebuilding your machine. It’s not just another normal M$ product, pre-patches, pre-service pack and security updates, it is a piece of software that even they claim they can’t guarantee will work properly. Good on ya
Geek says 26 April 2006 @ 13:57
What company would claim beta software will work properly 100% of the time? At least Microsoft products actually get out of beta, unlike some others I know…*cough*Google*cough*.
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