Willard Seehorn wrote: > > Get the IE Tab extension for Firefox. It lets you (by right clicking) > choose to view a given webpage with IE's rendering engine. It works > with Microsoft's web pages. > > Willard > > > > At 09:15 PM 12/17/2008, you wrote: > > > I've noticed lately that Internet Explorer is having problems. It seemed > like every time I would go to a website IE would come up with a message > that IE has encountered a problem and needs to close. All critical > updates have been installed and I have IE 7. I even installed Windows XP > Sp3 recently. As a way to still go online I decided to install Firefox > and only use IE when I have to. However, I can't install driver updates > using PC Pitstop Driver Update Program because they use Internet > Explorer. I have DSL with Earthlink, but the download and upload are > very slow. So I need to update my Ethernet Driver, but IE will freeze up > on me. So if anyone has any ideas I'm open to them. > > > > > > How does that fix the Internet Explorer problem? I only got Firefox after I started having problems with Internet Explorer. However, I like Firefox and the idea of freeware so I'll keep them around. I also use Thunderbird the email program which I also like too. I was using Outlook and it kept saying there was a software error so I decided to try out Thunderbird which I really enjoy using.
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