OT - Internet Explorer 7

I upgraded a few months ago and didn't like what I was confronted with. But now I wouldn't go back. Once you get used to the new set up it is a breeze. I am computer illiterate and found the upgrade nightmarish but a little playing with the new set up and I'm loving it.

Cheers Kev

IE7 - i prefer also now used to it

Mate, I could not agree with you more.

My toolbars now take up half the page and are filled with useless crud.

IE7 heaps better, less clutter, better features. Stick with it, you'll get used to it (like all the othe MS offerings).

Anythings hard when you are out of your comfort zone, stick with it and it will get a lot easier

Wazzaaaa

Try Mozilla Firefox - faster and better than the Microsoft offering.

Im with you Sandy 100%..

And when I tried rolling it back machine kept crashing.

Rebuilt machine, and installed Opera this time and kept IE6.

Try Firefox sandy, no problems with it and its simplicity at its best :)
I Used to have explorer but always had problems with it.... Firefox fixed it fer good !

www.firefox-2-0.com/au/

this link is best.....not sure about the other one.....funny disclaimer on it.

www.firefoxportal.com/

I didn't like it either so I reverted to IE6

Cheers

D&B

You think ie7 has changed a bit from ie6 !!! Just wait till you see office 2007, now thats a change from the old one.

Pooley

Well, surprise, surprise.

Microsoft couldn't have been confident with their own product either.
I did a search of their knowledge base on IE7 and they have provided a "How to uninstall IE7 procedure".
The first way is via the Add/Remove Programs feature and this worked successfully on one of my Notebooks. (Only two more machines to go)
If this process doesn't work a second way is to run the Spuninst.exe program contained in the IE7 folder. (You may have to change Windows settings to display hidden files and folders)
Obviously, a third way under Windows XP is to perform a Restore to an earlier configuration but in my case I didn't want to go back so far.

After running the uninstall, there is no need to do anything else as Windows will still contain IE6 which I am much more comfortable with.

So all is not lost, I am now productive again.