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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Mon 03-Aug-09 00:34:05
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Windows 7 E version


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I think it may have been mentioned somwhere before, the Windows 7 E edition is now scrapped.
The good news is all pre-orders will still receive the full version.
Link below with more info: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2009/08/03/microsoft-k...
Standard User biff
(experienced) Tue 04-Aug-09 16:13:43
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Re: Windows 7 E version


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http://www.trustedreviews.com/software/news/2009/08/...

http://www.pcpro.co.uk/news/265027/at-last-microsoft...

It appears that is the case.
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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-09 16:34:22
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Re: Windows 7 E version


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That's good news.

Wonder how the Windows 7 manuals will deal with this choice of browser. Usually its assumed that noobs will start off with IE and there's barely a mention of any other browsers.

Ditto helpdesks such as those for ISP's. Woud guess they still insist you use IE for any diagnostic tests etc.

I still think IE8 should be installed as a default browser - just to get everyone up and running.


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(deleted) Tue 04-Aug-09 16:58:52
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Re: Windows 7 E version


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I still think IE8 should be installed as a default browser - just to get everyone up and running.


It will be. The browser ballot will be a nag box from Windows Update. You will also see it on Vista and XP early next year.

John.
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