Joan Archer wrote:
I gave the IE9 article a quick look when it came in my RSS Feed but
didn't bother going to the links.

Says in the EULA you won't use it on a Live system withoout express
permission from them. Not that it seems an actual browser from what I can
see as just a demonstrator for some of the proposed features (too early to
call them acftual features I s'pose!).


And Shane I didn't have to return my last router when I changed back
to BT last year, in fact it's still sitting in it's box among my

What router would that be Joan?

other PC bit's and bobs and I can make a £10 top up last for months
g

Yes, me too, but I get carried away sending pictures of cats back and forth
with my sis! I forget what PAYG means, basically I think because it doesn't
run out if you don't use it in 6 months or whatever it used to be in the
early days.

Must go watch the film! TTFN!


Shane



"Mike M" wrote in message
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Mike M wrote:

Thanks, and no I hadn't seen that. I browsed The Register this
morning and haven't looked since. Ah, checking my RSS feed (into
OE), I see it was posted this p.m. I'll have a look later. I
wonder what further percentage of IE users will use this as an
excuse/prompt to switch to another browser. :-) I'll give the
preview a whirl on a VM later.

Darn,

I've just realised I no longer have a Win 7 VM (and have never
bothered with Vista VMs) so playing with IE9 may have to wait for
when I'm in a better mood by which time the moon will probably have
changed to blue cheese and IE10 if not 20 is MS's current offering.

Mike