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Off Topic => Computer Help => Topic started by: Whistler on November 18, 2006, 11:45:28 AM
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I Have just installed IE7 and have to admit that I am very impressed with all the fitures that there are on there. (I suppose it took them long enough to develop).
Just wondering what any of you guys thought of it??
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I use 7 and think it's great!
Was using the version supplied with BT which was pants - but have just gone for the straight M$ IE7 which is much cleaner.
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IE7 has a lot of the features that Mozilla Firefox has offered for a while - but there are still loads more Add-ons for Firefox that IE :-\
Mozilla are recommending that users upgrade to IE7 for those sites that are not yet Firefox compatible - mainly for the improved security features, I think ;)
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Got it but still prefer Mozilla Firefox ;)
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Has anyone else found that the font is slightly different with IE7 than it is with IE6 and Firefox ? It seems to me to be bolder but with the letters more squashed together - I've found COL really difficult to read with it. I've fiddled round in 'options' to try and alter it, with no luck.
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I found that too - it's something called "clear type". You can uncheck it if you go to Internet Options - Advanced then scroll down to Multimedia where it's the first option. Took me ages to figure that out :005:
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I've got IE 7 now but still prefer Mozilla :shades:
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Thanks Jane, that's done the trick - would never have found that out for myself. Not sure why it's called "clear type" though when it's quite the opposite.
Gilly - I've got IE7 and Firefox too but wish I'd just stuck with IE6. At least I knew where everything was with that. :lol: Not sure I have any need for all the special features either - I don't like all this change, like things to stay the same. :lol:
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I don't like all this change, like things to stay the same. :lol:
IE6 has some pretty big security holes (even with the endless patches that were released) - hence the need to update to a new version ::)
Microsoft obviously decided that some of the Firefox features were something they wanted to integrate into their new product, rather than keep the user interface the same as IE6 ;)