Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate Now Available

Article
08/24/2006

This morning we released our first public release candidate, IE7 RC1, for Windows XP. You can download it at https://www.microsoft.com/ie.

The RC1 build includes improvements in performance, stability, security, and application compatibility. You may not notice many visible changes from the Beta 3 release; all we did was listen to your feedback, fix bugs that you reported, and make final adjustments to our CSS support. I do want to call attention to two changes in particular.

First, IE7 RC1 setup automatically detects and uninstalls previous IE7 betas before trying to install IE7 so you don’t have to. We’ll post more detail on the install/uninstall process very soon.

Second, IE7 RC1 will automatically detect add-ons with known stability or compatibility problems so that end users can easily get a newer version or temporarily turn the add-on off. The most common cause of the “IE7 installed but won’t run” problem reports we’ve gotten was old versions of some toolbars. We’ve worked closely with toolbar vendors to make this experience better. Again, we’ll post more detail on this topic here very soon.

A release candidate is fundamentally different from a beta. With the exception of a very short list of issues we’re aware of and working on, we think the product is done. We’re looking to enthusiasts, developers, and IT Pros to tell us if this build has any critical, must-fix before we ship issues. The real world is much richer than our test environment and I appreciate the feedback that has helped us make the product better.

The English RC1 release will be followed by localized versions in mid-September. We’ll continue with Arabic, Finnish, German, and Japanese as before but also add French and Spanish versions with this release. Web sites and applications that are compatible with this RC1 build should be compatible with the final version of IE7 when we release it later this year. (If you’re a developer or IT Pro, I strongly recommend using our Readiness Toolkit and Application Compatibility Toolkit.)

Depending on your feedback, we may post another release candidate. We’re still on track to ship the final IE7 release in the 4^th calendar quarter.

Thanks,

Dean Hachamovitch
General Manager

p.s. I’ll repeat some information from previous posts for the sake of completeness. IE7 Release Candidate 1 runs on Windows XP SP2, Windows XP x64, and Windows Server 2003 SP1. This release does not install on Windows Vista; a new version of IE7 in Windows Vista will be available with the next public Windows Vista release soon. IE7 still replaces IE6; if you’re a developer and need to have both IE6 and IE7 on a single machine, I recommend Microsoft Virtual PC available now for free.

Comments

Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Very cool!
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
This is a big web site, they say it is designed specially for IE 6 have a look at it after IE7, browse it a bit, it does not look good does it?
http://www.bell.ca
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Does this mean the IE team is now hard at work working on the next version of IE?

I'd hate to see another multiyear pause before IE gets any more CSS support (tables!).

Hey, at least you no longer see everyone screaming for PNG support.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PNG is not fully supported.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Did the server get pounded? I get a redirect to http://www.microsoft.com/library/errorpages/smarterror.aspx?aspxerrorpath=/downloads/handoff.aspx as of now. I'll check again in a few mins.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Wow it starts much faster than beta 1,2,3 excellent!
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
nevermind. Up now.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Microsoft vient de mettre en ligne la Release Candidate 1 de son navigateur Internet Explorer 7.0. Cette...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
They haven't fixed memory leaks/usage that were on connect since april:
Resolution Fixed
Opened Date 17.04.2006 23:21:10
Closed Date 26.07.2006 8:30:05

[quote]
Entered by Microsoft on 19.04.2006 at 13:21
I'm sending this to our Performance guys to take a look at.
Thanks for sending this.

Al Billings

Entered by Microsoft on 19.07.2006 at 16:33
This issue appears to be fixed in IE7 Beta 3. You can download it from http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx
-Filiz Kurban
[/quote]

I tested and IE RAM usage jumped to 340 Mb immediately.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Personally I hope going to FTP sites and read text files off them are better. IE7 was usless for me in this area. Will check thanks
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.8seek.com/2006/08/24/ie7-nears-completion/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
IE7 RC1 still seems to consistently leak about 85 kB of memory just by opening and closing a blank tab.

I see that the #id.nonexistent{} #id.class{} bug has finally been fixed. That's very good news.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
O Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate 1 (IE7 RC1) está disponível para download. Isso significa que...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
The maps scrollbar on ask.com looks mighty odd.

Looks much better in Firefox or IE six.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Hi
I am like Windows Internet Explorer 7 how ask???
Please are you send back me
thank you
Theranjanie
Theranjanie03@hotmail.com
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
What CSS fixes were implemented?
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Is it just me, or am I the only one, that can't delete any of the ActiveX controls in:

Menu > Tools > Internet Options > Programs Tab > Manage add-ons.

I can disable some, but I can't delete any of them!? Whats up?
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
As lots of people have already reported, the IE team released IE7 RC1 today. They also pointed out changes...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
As lots of people have already reported, the IE team released IE7 RC1 today. They also pointed out changes...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006

What?

res://shdoclc.dll/DNSERROR.HTM#http://download.microsoft.com/download/4/0/3/403bc6de-95d9-4996-aa4b-28f47d2d55dd/IE7RC1-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe

???
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
The Internet Explorer team announced on their blog the availability of the first Release Candidate of
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.pcdoctor-guide.com/wordpress/?p=3339
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
I am having huge problems with IE7RC1. I downloaded it and installed it fine, but when I start it up, it takes a very long time (if at all) to show a webpage.. I tried it using another XP account with Yahoo, and it loaded fast, but not every page is the same. I don't know why it's so very slow, but I would think it's not a good thing at all. I would like to know what i could do about this.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Finally, OE no longer uses ClearType even though it's turned off in IE! THANK YOU!!!
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate 1 was released today by Microsoft. This is supposed to be the last...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006

"FULL SCREEN" Browsing/Navigation In Internet Explorer 7 Release Candidate IS STILL DeGraded From IE6:

2 Rows of Buttons Now?

Here, IMPROVE on This ---> http://www.thelavarock.net/Microsoft/IE6FullScreenTop.jpg

The "Auto Hides" Are NOT Functioning Properly:

"FULL SCREEN" onMouseover ---> Taskbar (Does Not Reveal) In IE7 RC...

There's No Left Side onMouseover "Auto Hide" of Favorites...

W-H-A-T-E-V-E-R-S!!!

W-H-A-T-E-V-E-R-S!!!

W-H-A-T-E-V-E-R-S!!!

:-(
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Just put CR1 as an update to beta 3. Second reboot kept shutting down before and sometimes after windows logo. Running xp home. After about 5 times rebooting it took and seems to be running fine. Have a new add on toolbar from Infohio- State run school library reference site that was having problems with Beta 3- kept crashing IE- sofar is working OK.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Still cannot browser http://www.phpxplorer.org/ normally. I am using this web file management for my site. But from IE7, it display incorrect. But all is ok with IE6 or firefox.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006

Aloha! IE Team! ;-)

Mahalo!

@Least U Had Sense eNuff 2 Get Rid of That, Ridiculous "Cover/Shield" Over The Minimize, Maximize & Close Buttons In IE7 RC, "FULL SCREEN" Mode!!! ...That, Helps!

I Can See That, It's Gonna Be a L-O-N-G Process, Involving Many "Posts" By Me Here, On The IE Blog, Jus'To Get Back To The "FULL SCREEN" Browsing/Navigation Functionality of IE6 In IE7 RC!

The ONLY Reason We Are Having This Problem Is That, U Jus'Don't KNOW About "FULL SCREEN" Browsing/Navigation! ...The F-A-S-T-E-S-T, BEST WAY To Browse/Navigate Windows Your Computer!!!

Once U Learn About "FULL SCREEN" Browsing/Navigation, U'll Understand What I & Others Are Talking About!!!

n'The MeanTime...

:-(
Anonymous
August 24, 2006

ADD To "Internet Options":

Internet Options ---> Advanced ---> Browsing --->

[x] Open Windows Full Screen.

Mahalo!

;-)
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
SSL 2.0 and TLS 1.0

On IE 6.0 SP2 SSL 2.0 is selected and TLS 1.0 uncheck on Advance tab.

On IE 7.0 RC1 TLS 1.0 is selected and SSL 2.0 is uncheck on advance tab.

Is this the right setting for both browser? because i remember uninstalling Beta 3 and it did not restore IE 6.0 sp2 setting to SSL 2.0 being selected and TLS 1.0 is unselected.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.scriptorama.nl/algemeen/internet-explorer-7-rc1-beschikbaar
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
It's there we released IE7 RC1. You don't have to uninstall any previous installed beta as we will do...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
I don't know if I should be angry or disappointed. I just gave RC1 a testrun and it seems that none of the bigger issues in CSS-rendering from beta 3 have been adressed. This basically means that IE7 in it's current state isn't much of an improvement from IE6; it still shows buggy, quirky and unexpected behavior in valid CSS designs. I personally find it unbelievable that a company as big as Microsoft dares to ship a produkt like this in 2006 and I'm really confused. Doesn't Microsoft have people with sufficient knowledge about the technology in house? Has their QA-department been sleeping the past year? Are they just deaf and blind? Or are developers just not so important to Microsoft?
Thanks for slapping me in the face, I will now turn my other cheek and say no more about this charade. I'll just finish implementing workarounds for the various renderissues IE7 is showing in our site and be done with it. And oh well, live would probably just have become dull without a browser to rant upon...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Aside from various other headaches, I'm still having the same issue I've had from the earliest beta versions- namely that whenever I close an IE7 window, the screen beneath that window is never repainted. I closed explorer 5 minutes ago, and I can still see every word of the article I was reading, and I will be able to until I drag another window through the space IE was, and force the desktop beneath to refresh itself.

This has happened with every version of IE, but it's never happened with any prior versions, or any other program for that matter... Surely I can't be the only person experiencing this bug can I? I've reported it several times over the past months, and never heard anything more about it.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Microsoft took IE7 out of beta and offers the release candidate of Internet Explorer 7 available for download this morning. The 'softies say: The RC1 build includes improvements in performance, stability, security, and application compatibility. You
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://desiblah.com/?p=982
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
"if you’re a developer and need to have both IE6 and IE7 on a single machine, I recommend Microsoft Virtual PC available now for free."

Ewww... why would you want to do THAT when you could make use of a built-in IE feature to run several different copies side by side like these guys have done: http://browsers.evolt.org/?ie/32bit/standalone ? Just download one, extract, and run! There is no IE6 XPSP2 version there though. :( But the IE6 there should be suitable enough for rendering testing.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.diogoazevedo.com/2006/08/lancado-ie7-rc1/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.geoffreport.com/wp/2006/08/25/ie-7-available-as-release-candidate/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
The first release candidate of Internet Explorer 7 is out. Get it here; find out what's new here. Don't let the term "release candidate" fool you. Microsoft has no intention of possibly releasing this build as the finished product. There...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://john.se/blog/2006/08/25/internet-explorer-7-rc1-is-available/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
@Dan: There are problems with that method. The "stand-alone" copies don't truly behave like a properly installed version. Conditional comments don't select version numbers properly and I have also experienced oddities with the JScript engine when using this method.

I use the ies4linux WINE package for quick testing and then IE6 SP2 and IE7 on virtual machines in VMWare Server when I really need to insure accuracy. All tools involved are free.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
@G.T.: The bell.ca site seems to work correctly with IE7. You can bypass the warning using the User Agent string utility. See http://enhanceie.com/useragent.aspx

@Rosyna: We're finishing up on IE7 and we're working on planning and development of the next two releases.

@Jimmie B.: Only certain types of ActiveX controls can be deleted from manage addons (because some are installed by other applications). If they're written correctly, you should be able to remove the others using Control Panel's Add/Remove Programs applet.

@Jeff: Yes, TLS1 ON, SSL2 OFF is correct for IE7. IE6 had the (less-secure) opposite settings.

@Steve: This sounds like a problem with the graphics card driver. I've never seen this repaint issue.

@Mark Z.: Win2k has been discussed previously. IE7 relies on security technologies only available in later OS's.

@Dan: Side-by-side is not supported and hence hacking your system to do it leads to many bizarre bugs that only exist in that configuration.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
With RC1 internet shortcuts saved to the desktop will no longer launch.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
As you probably know by now, Dean Hachamovitch&nbsp;announced this morning that&nbsp;Internet Explorer...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Fixed shortcut problem by specifying IE as my default browser.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://stuff.techwhack.com/archives/2006/08/25/internet-explorer-7-release-candidate-1/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Website not showing correctly or not at all and pictures not showing when opening a group of tab that has 9 sites this never happen when opening website on 1 tabs or 2 tabs.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Still can't open FTP sites in Windows Explorer.

When I go to Page->Open FTP site in Windows Exporer I get the dialog:

"This FTP site cannot be viewed in Windows Explorer"

the site was ftp.microft.com

I'm running XP x64
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Thanks, but no thanks. You have not done what you needed to do with this release to win us back. If you are lucky, you might keep the choir.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
John Stewien same here. It should just open explorer. It would save so much time
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://carljames.wordpress.com/2006/08/25/internet-explorer-7-release-candidate-windows/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
The first release candidate of Internet Explorer 7 is out. Get it here; find out what's new here. Don't let the term "release candidate" fool you. Microsoft has no intention of possibly releasing this build as the finished product. There...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
So while my download of 5536 is rocketing along at way faster than it should be, I'm gonna take a minute...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
So while my download of 5536 is rocketing along at way faster than it should be, I'm gonna take a minute...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Lanzaron el primer candidato público del lanzamiento, IE7 RC1, para Windows XP. Puedes descargarlo en http://www.microsoft.com/ie. La estructura de la RC1 incluye mejoras en funcionamiento, estabilidad, seguridad, y compatibilidad del uso.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://techtips.chanduonline.com/2006/08/24/internet-explorer-7-release-candidate-1-released/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.vdpuetten.de/weblog/?p=572
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Even if you release the final IE7 product later this year, i would suggest to wait until 6 months or so before automatically pushing to users...

Considering the recent bad PR Micrisoft got with product bugs it would be better to wait until most bugs are found out in the real world.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
You can read more details about the changes at the IE Blog , or you can just go download it here .
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Eric or anyone from MSFT,

I noticed ClearType is broken on certain pages. Take for instance any vBulletin based forum. If you click on the menu options such as Quick Menu, you will see that ClearType for that specific text is not available. Is this a feature or a bug? If it's the former, how do I make it so that everything is ClearType ALL the time?
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Hey all, a reminder that abusive and racial comments will be deleted. You can convey your meaning without swearing or casting racial slurs.

-Anurag Jain [MSFT]
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
(Almost got lost in all the excitement of today's news around HD-DVD support in Windows Vista.)
Today...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
You guys really need to make the arrangement of the toolbars/menu at the top of IE7 more
configurable.

In IE6 I have only ONE bar on top with everything I need: The file/menu bar, the buttons, the address bar, and google search

I just tried IE7RC1 and I couldnt rearrange the toolbars/menues to less than 4! bars.
On top I had the URL+Live search bar. Then google search, then file/menu, then home buttom etc.

Its cluttering up my view. 4 bars takes too much screen space.

Swithing back to IE6...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
The posts are everywhere that Internet Explorer 7 RC1 is out, and I'm not late to test it out. The download of 15 Mb was fast and the installation was easy; it did uninstall the previous beta of IE7, ...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
@Nocturnal: Please post a repro URL. (I ~think~ there's one case where we won't use ClearType because there's visual corruption when combined with a HTML filter.)

@Jim: The image toolbar will not be coming back. Simply right-click to get the same options. With regard to the menu placement, I posted a script to put the menu bar on top for folks who prefer it that way. See http://enhanceie.com

@Chris Pirillo: We're already well into planning for the next two releases, and we're looking forward to your suggestions.

Thanks!
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://rainerarnken.blogdns.com/2006/08/25/ie7-rc1-released/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://simondickson.wordpress.com/2006/08/25/another-ie7-version-another-nervous-moment/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.rakis-lab.net/ubersicht-uber-css-anderungen-im-ie7/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://tech.moneycontrol.com/news/microsoft-updates-ie7-to-rc1/2782/india/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.techenclave.com/forums/ie7-rc1-released-78204.html#post464587
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Is there anyway to know which bugs you plan on correcting or not for the final?
That way we can start making adjustments to our websites to go around "problems" (like 171837 in my case).

IE7 is cool, but the find in page feature is so poor! Such a waste of time to find what we are looking for in a page, not to mention that it doesn't look in all frames.
I'm sorry for you guys, you did some pretty good stuffs, but for me that is reason enough not to switch back from Firefox.

Finally I found the RC1 install a bit too "heavy". Two restarts, install quite long, stuff downloading without progress information... That last one is really going to anoy some people, they are going to restart their computers in the middle of the install and that should really mess things!
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
I kind of agree with Jens ... I had quite some trouble finding the stop button on several occasions.

Either it is misplaced and/or too small.

I think I would like a big stop button next to previous and back.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
IE7 RC1
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.zeuswebworks.com/2006/08/24/ie-7-rc-1-released-today/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Here's the link. I've only just managed to get to the beta 3 bits. It looks like this one will uninstall...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
PingBack from http://www.rxbbx.com/blog/2006/08/25/internet-explorer-7-release-candidate-now-available/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Still doesn't open links from MSN in a new tab, just launch a new IE.
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
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Anonymous
August 24, 2006
@Benoit Drebet
>IE7 is cool, but the find in page feature is so poor! Such a waste of time to find what we are looking for in a page, not to mention that it doesn't look in all frames.

I have written a free plug-in which overcomes these limitations: http://www.quero.at/
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
Ab sofort steht der Release Candidate 1 des IE 7 zum Download bereit. Gegenüber der Beta 3 enthält der...
Anonymous
August 24, 2006
BTW, I think it's a change in the last version: All the favicons work properly now. WOW, what a difference. It just lights up the whole favorites center and is much easier for the eye. Way to go.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Well, you have lost my confidence in ever being able to be taken seriously in the browser market again. I can install however many versions of however many browsers I want without having adverse effects on each other. Except for IE.

I installed IE 7 and it not only can not be installed to a directory to run from separate from previous installs, but it messed up many of my other system settings dealing with the browser. I didn't even get asked "Would you like IE to pompously assume it is the be all end all and hose everything you've setup on your system"? Add that to the fact that the browser doesn't even accomplish a fraction of what other modern browsers are offering for standards, compliance, extensibility and reliability and you have a very shaky offering, imo.

This is incredibly disappointing. I had hoped that Microsoft would've been willing to take things a bit more seriously for this round - apparently that's not the case. The more you alienate developers like this, the quicker it will be until IE is largely unrecognized.

And brushing off developers that are pushing for standards as zealots or the like is not going to cut it anymore. We have friends and family that are switching to Firefox or Opera, and they are telling their friends how easy it is to switch. I don't know a single person anymore who uses IE as their primary browser specifically for this reason. And as long as this is how the consumer will be treated by your offering, why should I make the effort to change that?
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Bug in x64 version for XP x64?

The Close Unused Folders in Favorites isn't working for me.

Also, if I middle-click a feed, the Favorites Center disappears. This does not happen on the x86 version.

Thanks.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Comodo Firewall doesn't work with IE7RC1.
IE7B3 is much better than IE7RC1.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://www.quickonlinetips.com/archives/2006/08/first-public-internet-explorer-7-release-candidate-available/
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
@EricLaw [MSFT]:
> (I ~think~ there's one case where we won't use ClearType because there's visual corruption when combined with a HTML filter.)

I'm applying a gradient filter on hovered links using CSS (a:hover) and it works great in Beta 3...

Now, in RC1, ClearType combined with visual HTML filters is not working. So, in my case, ClearType is switch off and on when I move the cursor over and out of these links. Quite annoying!
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from <a href="http://ironvine.blogspot.com/2006/08/internet-explorer-7-rc-1.html#link">http://ironvine.blogspot.com/2006/08/internet-explorer-7-rc-1.html</a>
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Where is the download manager?

IE 7.0 Everything that you don’t really care about (ok, besides the tab browsing)!

People, one of the most annoying things is the download, it cuts and you must go and download again, or get a download manager from the net that will either spy on you, or crash IE 7.

So there is an MSN toolbar with tons of useless things, and most of them are already in IE 7, and the downloading of regular files is still not happening correctly, it has been 10 years, and IE still has not introduced a download manager.

What is wrong with you people, when you will just simply get it?
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
responding to:

Friday, August 25, 2006 10:39 AM by Kafka
@EricLaw [MSFT]:
> (I ~think~ there's one case where we won't use ClearType because there's visual corruption when combined with a HTML filter.)

I'm applying a gradient filter on hovered links using CSS (a:hover) and it works great in Beta 3...

Now, in RC1, ClearType combined with visual HTML filters is not working. So, in my case, ClearType is switch off and on when I move the cursor over and out of these links. Quite annoying!

Kafka, we are aware of the issue. While this is slightly annoying, the rendering of text with CT and a filter presents the user with a lower quality reading experience than rendering with just Truetype. We felt this was the best way to go for our users. Thanks for your feedback. We really appreciate it.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
hi
can we make this into an engineering meeting and get away from a gripe session. I am in QA (not MS), and what I hope to see/need to see are more well-stated concerns/issues. Then we might have a chance in delaying the ship date, and I will have some valuable information to help me in my testing. Am I frustrated? yes, but I have deadlines I have to meet.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
hi
can we make this into an engineering meeting and get away from a gripe session. I am in QA (not MS), and what I hope to see/need to see are more well-stated concerns/issues. Then we might have a chance in delaying the ship date, and I will have some valuable information to help me in my testing. Am I frustrated? yes, but I have deadlines I have to meet.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
hi
can we make this into an engineering meeting and get away from a gripe session. I am in QA (not MS), and what I hope to see/need to see are more well-stated concerns/issues. Then we might have a chance in delaying the ship date, and I will have some valuable information to help me in my testing. Am I frustrated? yes, but I have deadlines I have to meet.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://www.ydwblog.com/?p=807
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
&quot;A release candidate is fundamentally different from a beta. With the exception of a very short list of issues we’re aware of and working on, we think the product is done. We’re looking to enthusiasts, developers, and IT Pros ...
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://noheat.com/?p=11
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Beta 3 crashed so routinely I switched to FF. Hoped for a resolution in RC1 but it crashes even faster after booting, as soon as I leave the tutor pages -- and that's with all extensions disabled. Also, the notice that I can close IE and restart it to return my extensions (like the Active X control needed to check for updates)obviously doesn't work.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
IE 7.0 RC1 having problem displaying pictures. I've seen a lot of red x with this browser.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Great job on the RC1. Unfortunatly the SpeedTouch problem still exists. You can't login to the web environment of your SpeedTouch router (always Access Denied). No problems with FireFox or IE6.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Oh, I forgot to add: I feel your IE7 RC1 should really have been Alpha 1, not even Beta. :)
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Where is the changelog?

Did you fix :active and :focus?

Did you fix the bugs that make JScript non ECMAScript compliant?
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://thinktanktech.wordpress.com/2006/08/25/internet-explorer-7-support-for-a-new-bag-of-css-features/
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
So I hear MSFT is going to push IE 7 down our throats when it is released as a critical update. Hmm. If possible, that will be one "critical" update I will NEVER install on my machine, because the current state of stability of my computer is a highly critical factor and so is my sanity. And in the worst case scenario, there's FF to the rescue from all this madness.

Oh, and IE 7 is supposed to be more CSS incompliant compared to other browsers (54% compliant to CSS 2.1 compared with 93% for FF, 93% for Opera 8.5, 96% for Opera 9). It has not passed the Acid2 compliance test for browsers (which MSFT vehemently denounces as a compliance check - of course MSFT will denounce any test it fails as baseless :)).

Web developers: good luck!

Following articles are worth a look:

http://www.winsupersite.com/showcase/ie7_misunderstood.asp

http://www.windowsitpro.com/windowspaulthurrott/Article/ArticleID/47208/windowspaulthurrott_47208.html
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
Great job, you finally fixed the favicons !, Thanks guys
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
@vpiz

Your quoted links are only about a year out of date... thurrott has long since changed his tune, and now supports IE7
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
'Feeds(J)' is still present in the text labels for the feeds button: http://www.hidebehind.com/F13A27C8
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://4sysops.com/archives/internet-explorer-7-do-you-really-need-it/
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August 25, 2006
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August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
@MB

the articles may be a year old, and Paul Thurrot might have changed his mind about IE 7 (after meeting the people at MSFT), but those numbers still hold :)

and isn't everyone having fun installing and using IE7 RC1?

there should be some contest: what MSFT product after installation crashes your MSFT Windows computer the most?

here's a nice clip about Vista's live demo at Redmond...most of you'll might have seen it already but it's hilarious :)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Y_Jp6PxsSQ&%20eurl=

-vipz (MCSD)
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August 25, 2006
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August 25, 2006
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Anonymous
August 25, 2006
I'm a little thick sometimes and I can't get somethings that might be so easy for everyone else, but I just wonder:

In order to test IE7 without messing our system and losing the ability to run IE6 we are supposed to use Virtual PC to run a new copy of Windows XP, but I thought that in order to run Windows XP you need a valid code, IE7 validates that your copy of windows is Authentic, so...

Do you mean that in order to test it we should buy a new copy of WXP? or does Virtual PC allow to run XP without the WGA?

Wouldn't that make IE7 the most expensive browser in history?
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
PingBack from http://pcwinvista.com/2006/08/ie7-rc1-features/
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
@Andrew: The "J" will not be going away; it indicates (and enables) the hotkey for the Feeds button.

In the default configuration, the text doesn't show.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
@EricLaw

Is there anyway you can address the ClearType issue that I brought up? If you visit http://my.msn.com you will see what I am talking about.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
"If you visit http://my.msn.com you'll see that the entire site almost is not in ClearType. "

This definitely degrades the MSN user experience.
Anonymous
August 25, 2006
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August 26, 2006
PingBack from http://www.waterfallweb.net/archives/2006/08/time-to-get-cracking-with-ie7/
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
Aprés l'annonce de la sortie de la premiere Release Candidate de Internet Explorer&nbsp;je me suis empressé...
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
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August 26, 2006
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Anonymous
August 26, 2006
Hello,

The version of IE7 just before this RC1 would not work with OWA 2003. If I wanted to reply or forward an email that new window would just hang. But now with RC1, I can reply and foward. But it's when I hit send, IE crashes and I send a crash report. Any tips?

It's OWA2003 I'm accessing.

Thank you,
Bob
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
Just noticed that one of my sentences in my last post doesn't make too much sense. This is just to clear it up:

I believe you said that part of your reason for doing this was something about not very many users or developers knowing the dangers of displaying insecure content.
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
PingBack from http://pjconoso.net/2006/08/27/ie7-release-candidate/
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
I don't see the Phishing filter icon on the status bar when i turn off the fishing filter. I think in beta 3 it use to show the icon when user turn off the fishing filter which is way better.
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
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Anonymous
August 26, 2006
Just put CR1 as an update to beta 3. Second reboot kept shutting down before and sometimes after windows logo. Running xp home. After about 5 times rebooting it took and seems to be running fine. Have a new add on toolbar from Infohio- State run school library reference site that was having problems with Beta 3- kept crashing IE- sofar is working OK. After a day I have found this tool bar has been crashing IE on some sites and have turned it off. Has not crashed since. As an old... who doesn't use other web browsers and doesn't know better, I am perfectly happy with IE7. I just hope the toolbar can be fixed or I will do without it, and so will my students.
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
forget about the previous post the Phishing Filter icon is now showing up.
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
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August 26, 2006
@Dave
Firefox is not optimized for Windows XP SP2
Firefox doesn't use any Windows XP SP2 technologies
Firefox doesn't integrate with Windows Defender
Firefox doesn't support the protected mode of IE7 in Windows Vista
Firefox is slow and it doesn't free the memory used
Anonymous
August 26, 2006
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Anonymous
August 27, 2006
@pip
>Firefox is not optimized for Windows XP SP2
What the @@@@? At least it looks more like an XP application
>Firefox doesn't use any Windows XP SP2 technologies
You mean, it directly accesses your network hardware? ;)
>Firefox doesn't support the protected mode of IE7 in Windows Vista
Windows Vista isn't released yet - and will never be, I assume.
>Firefox is slow and it doesn't free the memory used
I haven't noticed that - at least it does not have memory leaks.

So my point is - stop using buzz-words you have just picked up on a near-by blog, without realy understanding what they mean ("Windows XP SP2 technologies" - is it advanced crashes or something?)

You are moving in the right direction, but five years too late.
Good luck
Anonymous
August 27, 2006
Hey again guys,

This is a pretty simple, but I was checking out WMP 11 (for XP) and when I was looking at the built in help, I noticed that it had a text resize option. I looked at the help (F1) in IE 7 and couldn't find a similar option, but I feel that this would be quite good for people who don't quite have 100% perfect vision and found the standard text a little hard to read.
Now, this is more a question than anything else, but was hoping someone could help out, anyway. Basically, when I was looking through the 'page' menu, I think I accidentally hit something in the 'encoding' bit, so essentially, my question is whether or not anyone could tell me what the default option the should be, please? Sorry if this is a really odvious question, or if the setting varies depending on what localised version you have, but I've just never really had a reason to be playing around with this before, so I'm a little lost, lol.
Anonymous
August 27, 2006
Hi,

Have you noticed that the favorites drop menu is still excruciatingly slow?

I have 1,241 favorites right now and it takes about half a minute to show up.

I thought this would be a known problem.
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
I've noticed that height="100%"/width="100%" is no longer working on Java applets in IE7 RC1... anyone know why? :S
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
When will we see "IE7 removal tool RC1"

I have 4 machines that users went and got RC1 and three get a blank page (no errors)

the other just says "xyz.com is unavailable"

xyz being ANY microdoft site OR any other.

Sorry boys but its back to the drawing board on this one.

BETA seems ok tho so dont know what you did to RC1 but you broke it !!
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
When will we see "IE7 removal tool RC1"

I have 4 machines that users went and got RC1 and three get a blank page (no errors)

the other just says "xyz.com is unavailable"

xyz being ANY microdoft site OR any other.

Sorry boys but its back to the drawing board on this one.

BETA seems ok tho so dont know what you did to RC1 but you broke it !!
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
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Anonymous
August 28, 2006
@Serious Sam: You should set Encoding to AutoDetect. IE has a large number of options for resizing webpage text; click the zoom indicator at the bottom right, for instance.

We put the "insecure content" prompt back because it turned out that the Information Bar caused major compatibility problems (that couldn't be worked around) with a few websites that were mixing HTTP inside HTTPS pages (never a good idea, but in rare circumstances, not really avoidable).
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
@Yvo: I'd love to help with the speedtouch router problem, but thus far NO ONE has managed to get us a log file showing the problem. If you can send me a log, I'd love to look into it.

http://www.fiddlertool.com/fiddler/help/log.asp

Please send it to me ericlaw at microsoft.
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
@EricLaw

The re-arrange links within the Links toolbar is still there albeit a little better but it's still there.

If you have any folders that are offscreen where they're not visible along the Links toolbar and you have to click on the >> to view them, anything re-arranged in there, does not stick. Folders are moved to the very top and the rest is the same as I reported. http://www.supz.net/images/ie7.jpg <- screen shot of what I'm talking about.
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
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Anonymous
August 28, 2006
Will the need to "shell" to Windows Explorer to both "runas" and FTP to non-anonymous sites continue through the RC phase?

I have noticed there is still a catch-22 around LUA in WinXP, as well as a possible "endless loop" in FTP where the user is told to hit the View, Site in Windows Explorer, which then pops up and says can't open FTP site?

It is getting increasingly problematic to run LUA in WinXP, and IE7 ain't helping!
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
Why does the popup security warning inform a trusted site is about to open a page in my trusted sites zone? This behavior I think has been there since IE6 though. I am not sure you trust me to trust sites. IE7 will have but two (three counting banned) zones, with the intranet being "deprecated"? So far this is breaking a good number of my .NET 1.1 and a few 2.0 apps due to trust levels and HTTPS, sorry to be bearer of (more) bad news.
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
One feature missing is that you cannot see if a page is partially secured by https. This happens a lot when websites embed secure payment. Would be nice if the key symbol would show up in a slightly different way.
Anonymous
August 28, 2006
The IE7 release candidate seems to have stopped hosting the CLR. At least on my machines the HostString does not list the clr's anymore and does not load Windows Forms dll controls anymore. Any idea whether his is supposed to stay that way ?
Anonymous
August 29, 2006
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August 29, 2006
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Anonymous
August 29, 2006
CSS. Why does microsoft not fully support CSS? If anything, I want full CSS support, not tabs that do not work.
Anonymous
August 29, 2006
How come we still can't align text vertically with IE using:
display: table-cell;
vertical-align: middle;

Shouldn't this be supported?
Anonymous
August 29, 2006
Has the issue with My MSN not showing up clearly been resolved yet as I am having this same issue and it's very frustrating?
Anonymous
August 29, 2006
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Anonymous
August 29, 2006
Hello all-- I still haven't been able to dl IE7 RC1. It appears that alot of Comcast Home Networking customers can't connect to the Microsoft Servers handling IE7. I hope they can get this straightened out soon. I would really like to see RC1
Anonymous
August 29, 2006
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August 30, 2006
since installing this i keep having annoying messages about "insufficent virtual memory" and when running the ie7 connection diagnostics was informed of winsock errors.

Overall experience very poor
Anonymous
August 30, 2006
@ Garrett Adams
RE: With RC1 internet shortcuts saved to the desktop will no longer launch.

Garrett, would you be able to provide some more information about your configuration?

-What OS are you running?
-What was your default browser prior to upgrading to IE7 RC1?
-Did you upgrade over a previous version of IE7? If so, which?
-Any additional comments?
Anonymous
August 30, 2006
Hi guys,

The system looks good and seems to run well, although in all honesty I have not really kicked the tires too much.

One thing I have noticed after installing IE7 RC1 is that my system is slower as a whole when opening some other applications.

Currently I am having the most trouble with Outlook Express as I use it for newsgroups, but I have noticed a slight decrease in performance on other apps as well.

Is there any information on this?
Anonymous
August 30, 2006
I've made a post listing all the bugs I've found in IE7. It contains some screenshots too. Hope this helps.

http://www.designdetector.com/2006/08/ie7-old-bugs-for-new.php
Anonymous
August 31, 2006
> @Chris Pirillo: We're already well into
> planning for the next two releases, and
> we're looking forward to your suggestions.

Hi. Thank you for all the fixes you were able to get into IE7 (especially the dropboxes not having an infinite z-index). I've got two questions:

1) Does the "next two releases" mean IE 8 & 9, or next Release Candidates, or IE 7.x & 7.x+1?

2) How much focus will your team be placing on CSS fixes/improvements (such as wrapping up a lot of small things like support for border-spacing, empty-cells, :focus, etc.) vs. new non-HTML/CSS improvements (such as ActiveX, plugins, security, etc.)? I too am a developer and would like to plan which work-arounds I need to do and which I can plan on you guys tackling soon. Specifically #179492, which requires me to use a CSS expression() call which slows rendering down each time it is needed.
Anonymous
August 31, 2006
I haven't downloaded the IE 7 candidate yet, but I have been having problems with my current IE 6, such as picture display, and I'm constantly having to refresh pages, just to view pictures. I am also having the same problem with my Firefox browser as well...is there anyone else experiencing this problem??
Anonymous
August 31, 2006
@Yolanda: try 3 things: 1) empty the browser cache. 2) Check if you have Norton software running. This can sometimes affect images. 3) Try Opera and see if that is also affected. If so, it must be your computer settings. (Firewall?) You could also try IE7!
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September 01, 2006
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September 01, 2006
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Anonymous
September 02, 2006
Fix CSS. Fix CSS. Fix CSS.
Anonymous
September 02, 2006
Opps, you guys still not get Chinese localization done?
Anonymous
September 02, 2006
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Anonymous
September 02, 2006
A Microsoft não quer ficar atrás da Fundação Mozilla e lançou o Release Candidate 1 do Internet Explorer. Novidades? Nada no visual... correções de bugs, um instalador mais inteligente ( agora, você não precisa
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Anonymous
September 03, 2006
It would be really useful to have a much more complete CSS support (version 2.1 and the stable bits from CSS 3). You may have not noticed this but a lot of minor sites/blogs are beginning to ignore IE and simply test with Firefox/Opera/Safari because including workarounds for IE is really annoying (and will become more difficult with IE7, not easier because we should support yet another different buggy/incomplete CSS implementation!).
The result is that in a growing number of cases IE users will see only a dumbed-down version of a nice CSS design or, worse, simply the plain mess that IE renders for complicated CSS 2.1 stylesheets.
Thanks for your attention.
Anonymous
September 03, 2006
I've used the IE7 RC1 for several days and have decided to retain it (I uninstalled Beta 3 in favor of IE6 after a couple days with it). That said, it still finds itself behind Firefox 1.5.0.6 and the latest Opera release in my browser usage rankings.

The delay associated with opening IE7 RC1 and being able to initially use is unacceptable. I have a blank page as the opening page (tab) and there is a "Connecting" message in the tab for nearly ten seconds before the browser is ready to go. You can imagine the lengthy delay when one has saved multiple tabs--with actual URLs associated with them-- to reopen upon starting the program. This is excruciatingly long. Of course, both FF and Opera do not suffer from this unacceptably long delay.

In addition, there seems to be a regression in memory/resource usage with the RC1 (versus the Beta 3). When IE7 RC1 is open, all other applications seem somewhat sluggish in their responsiveness-- a performance issue cured by simply exiting IE7 RC1. I have 2gb of RAM and an overall robust machine, so system specs are not at fault and this issue was not present with IE6.

I hope you can make progress toward overcoming these performance issues. Most power browser users will not sacrifice system/browser productivity-- especially with a product trailing its competition in terms of features (standard and optional)and usability.
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September 03, 2006
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Anonymous
September 03, 2006
FTP handlng is still veru much horrible.
At the very least allow it to open FTP links automatically in Explorer just like IE6 does. Including FTP links with login/password encoded in the URL!

There definitely needs to be a download manager as standard in the browser. One which supports HTTP/HTTPS and FTP URLs.
Anonymous
September 03, 2006
I almost forgot, ClearType should be renamed "fuzzy text that makes my LCD monitor look like it has oil on the screen".
RISC OS on the Archimedes has better font support than "ClearType"!
Anonymous
September 03, 2006
Time to get glasses.

Err, new glasses.
Anonymous
September 04, 2006
In the 48th episode of Boagworld.com we look at ten ways to produce a lousy design! We also look at some of the highs and lows of the mobile web as well as review an extremely good open source forum system.
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September 05, 2006
Why does IE7 run extremly slow with the World of Warcraft european forums.
http://forums.wow-europe.com/index.html?sid=1

Is it an issue on their site or is it a bug in ie7?
Anonymous
September 05, 2006
FULL SCREEN browsing in IE7 definitly need to get some changes:

-let the user chose which buttons he wants and where, and thus also which toolbars to see or not

-favorites autohide sidebar is missing, if you add it, make IE remember the choice, also after closing IE (IE6 didn't remember)

-Full screen with autohiding taskbar should be supported like in IE6, thus moving the mouse down the screen to taskbar should show the taskbar and autohide it, even in full screen mode (worked correctly in IE6)

also have the Speedtouch router login problem. I always get an error like if I typed the password incorrectly. :-s
Of course, this problem didn't occur in IE6 or other browsers...

Browsing the internet is so much better in FULL SCREEN... so please support it!!!
Anonymous
September 05, 2006
Hello.

I am still not satisfied that you folks made IE7 CSS friendly. For example, IE7 does not render position: absolute properly, while other browsers such as Firefox, Opera, and Safari render position: absolute perfectly.

I have the recent build of IE7RC1, Firefox, Opera, and did a Safari test.

IE7 needs more improvement to provide the modern age CSS coding or people will start relying on other browsers such as Firefox and Opera.

But good job on the improvements and the large leap from IE6.

Thanks.
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October 01, 2006
So while my download of 5536 is rocketing along at way faster than it should be, I'm gonna take a minute
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October 13, 2006
Microsoft vient de mettre en ligne la Release Candidate 1 de son navigateur Internet Explorer 7.0. Cette
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October 18, 2006
Today we released Internet Explorer 7 for Windows XP. I encourage everyone to download the final version
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