Motion seconded.V wrote:It will make you crazy in 3 hours or less.
It took 10 minutes on my comp to crash.
For XP [SP2]Bullet_For_My_Valenzine wrote:Link?
I used to always use IE. I would like to see how it is.
THough i love firefox now.
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http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=c3c6e8c1-bd91-490b-86f5-f3652dd691de&DisplayLang=enWell you would half expect that wouldn't you it is in it's beta stage.Dan wrote:Motion seconded.V wrote:It will make you crazy in 3 hours or less.
It took 10 minutes on my comp to crash.
I downloaded it, it buggered up my computer, I uninstalled it and them put back on IE7... much better.
No, I would fully expect that: it's from Microsoft.boniboyblue wrote:Well you would half expect that wouldn't you it is in it's beta stage.
That just awful mean, I've had little (if none) trouble with any MS Products that I haveV wrote:No, I would fully expect that: it's from Microsoft.boniboyblue wrote:Well you would half expect that wouldn't you it is in it's beta stage.
I'm sure you don't work as a professional needing sometimes (if not always) the best performance all the time right?boniboyblue wrote:That just awful mean, I've had little (if none) trouble with any MS Products that I haveV wrote:No, I would fully expect that: it's from Microsoft.boniboyblue wrote:Well you would half expect that wouldn't you it is in it's beta stage.
Stop posting here please.brandscill wrote:All operating systems have their kinks and flaws, Microsoft vista was released on to the world which had underpowered hardware and old devices. (A majority did, not all) But they had to do this to make a leap forward.
Think Microsoft has to support thousands of different pieces of hardware and make vista run on thousands of different machines with different configurations and setups
No easy task. You would expect things not to work. In my opinion Microsoft has tried hard to get backwards compatibility as good as they could. Company's are being to slow about released updated versions that support vista officially.
Also before anyone says get a mac or apple managed it.
There move from OS 9 to OSX was a big one, broke backwards compatibility. Also every released of OSX only has to work on a limited amount of hardware configurations. Also as people have seen from the release of leopard, not all software ran without issues either.
In some ways your right,Still_Waiting wrote:I use firefox in my opinion way better than IE
The ever awesome Firefox supports themes, so you can actually change the way it looks, whereas IE can't do that ;)boniboyblue wrote:In some ways your right,Still_Waiting wrote:I use firefox in my opinion way better than IE
The only reason I use IE is because it's there with Windows and it works (for what I do anyway).
I do have a copy of FireFox Portable that I use if I'm on other people's computers cause it leaves no personal data behind but I do prefer IE7's layout better. Personal taste I must say
Well, I honestly never knew thatV wrote:The ever awesome Firefox supports themes, so you can actually change the way it looks, whereas IE can't do that ;)boniboyblue wrote:In some ways your right,Still_Waiting wrote:I use firefox in my opinion way better than IE
The only reason I use IE is because it's there with Windows and it works (for what I do anyway).
I do have a copy of FireFox Portable that I use if I'm on other people's computers cause it leaves no personal data behind but I do prefer IE7's layout better. Personal taste I must say
