Waiting may be tricky for a lot of folks. Last I heard, MS was going to
"push" it out via automatic updates as a critical update.

-Frank

"its_my_dime" <its_my_dime******.com.spam (hold the .spam)> wrote in message
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> At least for some (including me), IE 7 has not worked. See
> microsoft.public.internetexplorer.general.
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> This program clearly has more than its fair share of problems.
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> The newsgroup has not been helpful in dealing with issues.
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> The microsoft phone help number is so busy that they ask you to call back
> later.
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> Most (but not all) have been able to uninstall it (through the control
> panel) and return to IE 6.
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> While it may well work for you without any difficulty, be aware that this
> upgrade clearly needs a great deal more work and waiting may be the best
> course.
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