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Chat Area => General Discussion Area => Topic started by: Richie London on 17 January 2009, 16:26:22
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has anyone downloaded it yet, was wondering if its ok. im using ie7 at the moment. is it part of the new windows 7 thats just come out
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
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I'm using it on one of my Vistas, and obviously my Windows 7 machine.
Probably wouldn't use on my main machine at the moment though. Saying that, I'm typing this in IE8 (on Win7)!
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cheers, i shall download it now :y
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
it doesnt seem to work on here, it wont install says
update\iesetup.exe is not a valid win32 applicastion ????
think i wont bother now lol
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
it doesnt seem to work on here, it wont install says
update\iesetup.exe is not a valid win32 applicastion ????
think i wont bother now lol
Corrupted download...
Unless you have need to run it, I'd wait until its released
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
I would take that as a bonus :y
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
I would take that as a bonus :y
Not if you have to open a load of pdfs from the web
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Im using Windows 7 as my maino perating system as a beta. Runs perfectly fine. IE8 is better than 7 , much faster and has a compatibility mode to make websites run in the same way they would under IE7
Qwerty
The compatibility mode needs a lot more work! On the upside, it does display OOF and Royal Mail sites OK-ish in compatibility mode (though not native).
Acrobat Reader does not appear to work in IE8 beta, which is a pain.
I would take that as a bonus :y
Not if you have to open a load of pdfs from the web
I use foxit reader - doesn't try and update everything before you can read a PDF