benspawpaw
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i have been told not to download it will slow enerything down so how can i get rid of the popup that keeps asking me it i want it?
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IE8
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Yep I was told that too at first , but I finally decided to try it myself & glad I did . its much better then IE6 or IE7 , IMO . If you dont like it you can allways go back to what you are using .
spiffywebcreations
New member
people still use IE? 
people still use IE?
Yep , I use what works . I tryed firefox once as someone reffered me to do & had nothing BUT problems
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darroll
Guest
IE-8 is a good secure browser.
If you like IE you might as well move up to 8 as they will be dropping support of older versions shortly. Same is rumored to be in the works for XP. They would not still be supporting XP if they did not have so many business customers who still use it.
jwstewar
Active member
Muleman,
Microsoft dropped support for XP Service Pack 2. They have announced they will support XP Service pack 3 until something like 2015. That is way more than reasonable. That is almost 15 years of support for a piece of software. Try to get IBM or Apple to support something more than 15 months.
Microsoft dropped support for XP Service Pack 2. They have announced they will support XP Service pack 3 until something like 2015. That is way more than reasonable. That is almost 15 years of support for a piece of software. Try to get IBM or Apple to support something more than 15 months.