how do i know if i should download IE7?
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IE7 is still in BETA. Don't download it yet. Use firefox instead.
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you are not alone in having problems with IE7 best thing to do is download Firefox. its faster, more user friendly and no problems.
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yes do not download extra software bundeled get ie 7 from microsoft.com
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IE 7 is currently available in a beta release for developers.  Download it here (http://www.microsoft.com/windows/IE/ie7/default.mspx ) at your own risk.  You'll need to sign up for MSDN first.
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its ok to have u can turn it off if u have xp u can download ie 7 and turn it off through the add on managers
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Dump IE7 and use Firefox.\nhttp://www.mozilla.com/en-US/firefox/\nHere's why\nhttp://reviews.cnet.com/4520-10442_7-6656808-7.html?tag=btn\n///
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You can obtain internet explorer six from microsofts website.  You can tell if you have version six or not by opening up internet explorer then going to help at the top and choosing about. This will show you your version number
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One thing of note though: \n\nInternet Explorer 7.0 is currently in what is known as a BETA. That means the manufacturer (in this case Microsoft) has tested the software in thier labs and have deemed it stable enough to release for people to test, but NOT stable enough to call it a full release. IE (Internet Explorer) 7 is currently in its second BETA, I believe, and so it is not as stable as it will be when it goes full version. But, if you like playing around with new and usefull features and don't mind an occasional crash, or weird things happening then BETA is for you. If you are a long-winded poster (*cough* *cough* like your's truely :P ) or type long web-mail then I Would NOT recomend using the BETA version, as it can be truely annoying to have something crash right in the middle of a post and have to start ALL over again. \n\nOn the other hand FireFox has most if not all the features of IE 7, and is a stable full release. The downside of FireFox (as well as its greatset strength) is that in order to get the most out of the browser you have to get things called "extensions", little things you download that add features to FireFox. For instance, I like a little extension called "session saver", which allows me to pick back up where I left off the last time I closed the browser. The Opera web browser is another good alternative, and is currently what I use because it has almost everything I want, without having to download much of anything extra. Plus it just suits the way I like to surf the net.  \n\nIt's really all about what you prefer; waiting for features to be fully tested and de-bugged by someone OTHER than yourself, or being the first guy in the office with Internet Explorer Tabbed Browsing. Having Fourty thousand features which are all jaw-dropping awesome which took you forever to download, and sometimes don't play nice together, or not so many features but easy to use and start up with. Again, it's all about what you want, and you'll never know what you want till you try out your options. What I, personally, did was download Firefox first, gave it a good whirl for a few months, got a good feel for it,  then got Opera and tried it out for a little while and compared it, and FireFox to Internet Explorer (6, I haven't tried 7). I eventually settled on Opera for the way it simply suits me. FireFox Or IE 7 may suit you, it's all about what YOU wan't. Try out the differant options when you have some spare time (you can have all three installed at the same time and use one on such and such day and another some other time, or all at the same time. Again it's all up to you!)\n\nwww.firefox.com\nwww.opera.com
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You would lose your Internet Explorer's memory if you erased Internet Explorer 5 before installing Internet Explorer 7.\n\nFirst check your system requirements for Internet Explorer 7 (link is at source).\n\nWhen downloading Internet Explorer 7, be cautious for any problems to your Windows system. People recently have problems that their DLL files got erased. Be backed up for any damage.\n\nYou could, if you want, download the Mozilla Firefox. It comes really handy at times.\n\nIf you want my advice, stick to your current version of Internet Explorer or use Firefox.
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I believe the security updates are both helpful and necessary.  Driver changes often cause trouble.  I have heard from a number of people that IE7 caused problems for them, amd I just saw it on my update list.
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http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/default.mspx
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You can upgrade by going here: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie/downloads/archive/default.mspx\n\nChoose your download > click "Download" > when it asks you if you want to open or save it, choose "open" if you have a fast connection, "save" if you don't > if you choose "open", just follow the prompts. If you choose "Save", just double-click on the .exe file that you downloaded and follow the prompts. Done!\n\nI would suggest though that you download IE6 as it has enhanced securtiy features.
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yes.  When you install IE7 and open it for the first time, it will ask you if you want it to be your default internet program.. just answer no, and netscape will still be the default program at start up.
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use internet explorer 7.
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the Internet explorer 7 now for test editors, just don't install it before the official version is finished.
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Internet explorer 7 is the latest version of internet explorer available.....Its definitley an improvement from the old version!!
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hit on >start>control panel>add remove >check mark on da top of >add remove >show up dates<< then look for (IE7 ) hit on that then hit remove . (IE7) will uninstall and your system will re-run (IE6) no need to download (IE6) again