IE 7 RTM x86 x64 Now Available

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

It seems that Yahoo has accidently released the Internet Explorer 7 Gold
release a few hours earlier than they should have done. This release was
digitally signed on October 17th - Enjoy. If you want to wait a few hours
before downloading the MS version which doesn't come with Yahoo Mail toolbar
feel free.

ActiveWin:

http://downloads.yahoo.com/internetexplorer/index.php

 

[M. Murcek]

Can't you disable the mail toolbar from Tools > Manage Add Ons?

 

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

to install it without the yahoo mail just run winrar and extract the files
then run ie7setip
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Andre
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[Jeff]

Hi Andre!!!! !

Jeff

to install it without the yahoo mail just run winrar and extract the files
then run ie7setip
--
Andre
Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta

 

[M. Murcek]

As always, Andre, you da man...

to install it without the yahoo mail just run winrar and extract the files
then run ie7setip
--
Andre
Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta

 

[Jeff]

Well,
Silly me, this is for XP I guess; getting a "this is not supported"
error in Vista 5744

Jeff

 

[Tom Porterfield]

Well,
Silly me, this is for XP I guess; getting a "this is not supported"
error in Vista 5744

Yes, IE7 as a seperate install is for Windows XP SP2. IE7 is included in
Vista, no need for a seperate install.

 

[M. Murcek]

IE 7 in Vista is different from the code for XP and x64 Edition. They are
not the same thing, just both called IE 7...

 

[Jeff]

Yup Tom,
I knew that too!! LOL -got it to upgrade(supposedly) though.
Ran the link Andre sent;and not using Winrar;but runnning it as is;it
installed in Vista;and said it upgraded. I then went to remove the yahoo
toolbar;which I did. Then checked the version;and even though it said it
upgraded-still IE7-5744.
So basically it just added the yahoo toolbar, I knew that;but had to
check-lol.
No biggie;just deleted the install.(and the Yahoo toolbar)

Jeff

 

[Jeff]

M.
It did install-and said it upgraded-but I think that it was just the
toolbar it upgraded.

 

[SAM-R]

Both IE7 for XP and IE7 for Vista use the same code base. IE7 for Vista has
some added things like Protected Mode that is not supported by XP.

 

[Jeff]

Ahh Sam,
Good man;
I didn't buy that different code gig anyhow.(@M, btw)
Jeff

 

[Jeff]

This is all in fun M-sorry if I sounded off;but Sam's correct-the code isnt
different.

Jeff

 

[Homer J. Simpson]

Your subject line leads one to believe the x64 version has also been
posted..................?

 

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

I thought it was, oops, forgive me.

 

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

Hi Jeff

 

[Andre Da Costa [Extended64]]

Thanks M

 

[M. Murcek]

Features that the XP version does not have - but no difference in code.
Yeah, right...

 

[Jeff]

I bet;dollars to doughnuts that essentially the base code's the same.
Just that IE7 in Vista was farther along;then in XP.

Jeff

 

[SAM-R]

The Oct. IE7 Beta Chat has now been posted. It talks about the Base Code for
XP and Vista. The link is at IE Blog.