On 25 Oct 2006 1848 -0700, "*Prot3anThr3ad*" <rtdos@rtdos.com>
wrote:
>then does that mean that the bugs and security holes from IE 6 are
>still in my machine ?
Can you start IE6?
No, you can't.
IE7 is update for IE6, replacing all the exe and dll files needed.
Ivan.
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i don't know; something doesn't seem right; before microsoft said that
you can't keep the OS and IE separate due to design (remember the NS
lawsuite) now they are saying you can?
Ivan Tisljar wrote:
> On 25 Oct 2006 18
> wrote:
>
> >then does that mean that the bugs and security holes from IE 6 are
> >still in my machine ?
>
> Can you start IE6?
>
> No, you can't.
>
> IE7 is update for IE6, replacing all the exe and dll files needed.
>
> Ivan.
>
> --
>
> Roses are #FF0000
> Violets are #0000FF
> chown -R you ~/base
>
> http://hlloyge.kickme.to/
> delete _system_ to mail me
On 26 Oct 2006 12:44:52 -0700, "*Prot3anThr3ad*" <rtdos@rtdos.com>
wrote:
>i don't know; something doesn't seem right; before microsoft said that
>you can't keep the OS and IE separate due to design (remember the NS
>lawsuite) now they are saying you can?
Where do you see them separate? IE7 is just one upgrade for IE6; exe
file version is noved to the next big one, icon is changed; but there
isn't really any difference in design.
Ivan.
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>i don't know; something doesn't seem right; before microsoft said that
> you can't keep the OS and IE separate due to design (remember the NS
> lawsuite) now they are saying you can?
They used to say that, yes, but were they telling the truth?
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