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| Chronosphere-x Posts: 78/125 |
hmm, i d/l that program. I wish u told me sooner. |
| MisterJones Posts: 20/125 |
Originally posted by firemaker I recall seeing a way to remove ie out of your system. It was a painfully method not worth when some apps require ie. As for pdfs, if they don't use forms, you can always use foxit pdf reader. It rocks and it is damn fucking fast |
| firemaker Posts: 99/194 |
It's a shame that you can't remove IE from explorer and get it to run firefox instead. Didn't actually know that Acrobat Reader required internet explorer though  . |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 77/125 |
All sorted, the ie6 program sorted out my problem. Oh and the program i was trying to load was the newst acrobate reader, it won't work without ie6 |
| HyperHacker Posts: 762/5072 |
Originally posted by Xkeeper That was already asked.  |
| drizzt do'urden Posts: 37/57 |
Originally posted by Xkeeper That's what I say, There's no use changing OSes and such if you dont have to, I know of a couple programs that need IE 6 and also know how to get around it, lol |
| Xkeeper Posts: 907/5653 |
Or how about finding out what program he even wants to run, you bickering fools? |
| HyperHacker Posts: 741/5072 |
Well why don't we wait and see if he has any interest in switching OSes/software before we start arguing about which he should switch to? |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 154/1312 |
Well of course, non-Microsoft OSes don't typically crash or have many bugs in the installation. |
| drizzt do'urden Posts: 33/57 |
What program exactly are you trying to install? |
| HyperHacker Posts: 723/5072 |
Well sure, but I doubt he wants to go to that much trouble. Installing non-Microsoft media players and word processors is one thing, a new OS is quite a bit different. |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 153/1312 |
Well, I'm willing to bet you can use an entirely-free software operating system to just play music and load/write/etc documents.kk |
| HyperHacker Posts: 717/5072 |
And you need IE to do this? I'm willing to bet there's an open-source program that can do it without, whatever 'it' is exactly. |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 68/125 |
i know, but this laptop is old, i bough it from a boot sale, its just from playing music and loading documents, tis windows 98 |
| FreeDOS + Posts: 152/1312 |
That requires you to run the program on a connected computer... this is probably what he wants more, a full installable IE: http://browsers.evolt.org/download.php?/ie/32bit/6.0/ie60.exe
BTW, IE6 comes with Windows XP and 2003. So if you have either OS version, it's already there. |
| dcahrakos Posts: 198/499 |
I found this link...but i dunno how much it will help
http://www.updatexp.com/download-ie6.html I couldnt find anything for IE6 for SP2...just SP1... |
| Cornellius Posts: 32/108 |
hmm... microsoft.com ? |
| Chronosphere-x Posts: 66/125 |
where can i d/l load this? Its for my laptop and it hasn't got internet. A program needs it so it can run. |
