G Guest Oct 13, 2005 #1 how i can get the beta version of IE 7. and when microsoft is going to release IE 7 for windows users
how i can get the beta version of IE 7. and when microsoft is going to release IE 7 for windows users
P PA Bear Oct 13, 2005 #2 SHERGILL said: how i can get the beta version of IE 7. Click to expand... 1. Nominate yourself at http://connect.microsoft.com/ to participate in the beta testing. 2. Subscribe to MSDN and see the downloads page. and when microsoft is going to release IE 7 for windows users Click to expand... From what we heard at the recent MVP Summit, I wouldn't expect to see IE7 released for WinXP SP2 or other OSS until 4Q06 at the earliest.
SHERGILL said: how i can get the beta version of IE 7. Click to expand... 1. Nominate yourself at http://connect.microsoft.com/ to participate in the beta testing. 2. Subscribe to MSDN and see the downloads page. and when microsoft is going to release IE 7 for windows users Click to expand... From what we heard at the recent MVP Summit, I wouldn't expect to see IE7 released for WinXP SP2 or other OSS until 4Q06 at the earliest.
G Guest Oct 14, 2005 #3 hi thanks for a quick response!!! but their is no beta testing programm available at the moment... can u specify me the exact keyword for IE7 thanks Harpal
hi thanks for a quick response!!! but their is no beta testing programm available at the moment... can u specify me the exact keyword for IE7 thanks Harpal
H History Fan Oct 14, 2005 #4 From what we heard at the recent MVP Summit, I wouldn't expect to see IE7 released for WinXP SP2 or other OSS until 4Q06 at the earliest. -- Click to expand... Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be available in final form by the end of 2005. Looks like a looooong wait.
From what we heard at the recent MVP Summit, I wouldn't expect to see IE7 released for WinXP SP2 or other OSS until 4Q06 at the earliest. -- Click to expand... Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be available in final form by the end of 2005. Looks like a looooong wait.
P PA Bear Oct 14, 2005 #5 History said: Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be available in final form by the end of 2005. Looks like a looooong wait. Click to expand... You're not alone, HF. It would appear that getting Vista out by 4Q06 is the #1 priority now and everything else falls below it on the list.
History said: Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be available in final form by the end of 2005. Looks like a looooong wait. Click to expand... You're not alone, HF. It would appear that getting Vista out by 4Q06 is the #1 priority now and everything else falls below it on the list.
H History Fan Oct 14, 2005 #6 Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be You're not alone, HF. It would appear that getting Vista out by 4Q06 is the #1 priority now and everything else falls below it on the list. Click to expand... The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share.
Sigh. When IE 7 was first announced, I had hopes it would be You're not alone, HF. It would appear that getting Vista out by 4Q06 is the #1 priority now and everything else falls below it on the list. Click to expand... The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share.
P PA Bear Oct 15, 2005 #7 History said: The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share. Click to expand... Vista'll leave 'em all in the dust.
History said: The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share. Click to expand... Vista'll leave 'em all in the dust.
F Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE Oct 15, 2005 #8 History Fan said: The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share. Click to expand... The more they erode IE's market share the more the malware writers will go after them. -- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE Please respond in Newsgroup only. Do not send email http://www.fjsmjs.com Protect your PC http://www.microsoft.com./athome/security/protect/default.aspx http://defendingyourmachine.blogspot.com/
History Fan said: The folks at Mozilla/Firefox are probably delighted at this long delay. Gives them more time to improve Firefox and further erode IE's market share. Click to expand... The more they erode IE's market share the more the malware writers will go after them. -- Frank Saunders, MS-MVP OE Please respond in Newsgroup only. Do not send email http://www.fjsmjs.com Protect your PC http://www.microsoft.com./athome/security/protect/default.aspx http://defendingyourmachine.blogspot.com/
