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> From: Shawn K. Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 28, 2006 3:12 PM
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> Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] IE 7 Beta
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> > Can we make it more likely by reporting and/or v
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] On Behalf Of> John W. Bairen, Jr.> Sent: den 28 mars 2006 04:56> To: dqsd-users@lists.sourceforge.net> Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] IE 7 Beta
>>> Let me say this about IE 7 Beta... Microso
> Can we make it more likely by reporting and/or voting
> for the bug? Do you know if they accept public
> reports somewhere?
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> Sent: den 28 mars 2006 04:56
> To: dqsd-users@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: RE: [DQSD-Users] IE 7 Beta
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> Let me say this about IE 7 Beta... Microsoft will probably
> fix the problem so we at DQSD should probably hold off until they do.
>
> I
Thats probably a good stance John, there seem to be significant issues in the current public build such as serious incompatibility with Google Desktop Search for one. RichardOn 3/27/06,
John W. Bairen, Jr. <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Let me say this about IE 7 Beta... Microsoft will probably fix th
Let me say this about IE 7 Beta... Microsoft will probably fix the problem
so we at DQSD should probably hold off until they do.
I say this because even their own taskbar toolbar for Windows Media Player
is broken as well as the taskbar toolbar for iTunes.
JB
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Hi Richard,
> Everything was working as well as it should. So to test
> John's problem I uninstalled IE 7 B2. Then rebooted, then
> reinstalled it and rebooted again. Now my DQSD bar was gone.
> Re-added it with the right click on the task bar and i get
> the adjuster band on the left and the
Confirmed. Here is what i did to reproduce this on my box. I had the latest build of DQSD installed over a IE 7 B2 install. I had not uninstalled DQSD to install the new beta of DQSD simply installed it over. Everything was working as well as it should. So to test John's problem I uninstalled IE 7
Hi John,
> I am willing to help debug it. Any ideas where to start with
> it? I am behind in reading for my class, so I may be
> in-and-out with my time to work on this. But let me know
> where you think I should start.
Not sure, actually...
>From what you said, it seemed that you only ge
I am willing to help debug it. Any ideas where to start with it? I am
behind in reading for my class, so I may be in-and-out with my time to work
on this. But let me know where you think I should start.
JB
> I'm not sure where to go with this... Any way of isolating
> what's wrong?
>
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Hi John,
> Looks like the latest IE 7 Beta breaks DQSD. I had the
> previous IE 7 Beta and it worked fine, but this one has no
> menu or text field to type in or display the clock. It is
> just a gray useless box.
Aargh.
I tried it with the previous beta as well and was glad to see it work
Shawn K. Hall wrote on 01/02/2006 19:11
Hi Kim,
Would people like a release of DQSD that bypasses the main
problem, i.e. the initial InfoBar at startup, but that
exposes a number of other problems with popup windows,
etc?
That would be my own preference (understanding that in the future we ma
Hi Kim,
> Would people like a release of DQSD that bypasses the main
> problem, i.e. the initial InfoBar at startup, but that
> exposes a number of other problems with popup windows,
> etc?
That would be my own preference (understanding that in the future we may
be able to correct the other issue
Kim, I cant speak for everyone but I for one would welcome a first step fix in this like you have detailed. It would be nice to return those security settings to normal and run DQSD. I see what you mean about the address bar in the about window, and I am afraid I dont have much in the way of advice
Hi Richard,
> I''m sure some of you by now have tried the new IE 7 Beta and
> noticed that you again have to apply the hacks to disable the
> security features to enable DQSD. I know I have asked this
> before but are there any plans for a workaround for this that
> doesnt require disabling se
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