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Can I Install IE8 and IE9 at the same time in the flexible Windows 7?
Hello. With the 'new' flexibility of Windows 7, you can install Internet Explorer 9 Beta AND STILL HAVE Windows 8 installed AT THE SAME TIME??? Obviously, under regular or normal installation procedures, this cannot happen. IE8 is either blocked, upgraded or removed when IE9 is installed. But is there any other way, trick, or method to have them BOTH AT THE SAME TIME so you can select the version of IE you want to use???
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@scrathcyboy:
Hi! Thanks for your reply. Yes, I use SeaMonkey at times too. I love it. I like it better than even Firefox. Many add-ons of Firefox will work with SeaMonkey. SeaMonkey is the next evolution of FIrefox since Mozilla works with that too. I like integrated e-mail and browser together with SeaMonkey, even though I do not use the e-mail integrated component. I use Outlook 2007 right now because of the organizational system Office 2007 uses I am familiar of. I hope it gets more popularity in time.
Hi! Thanks for your reply. Yes, I use SeaMonkey at times too. I love it. I like it better than even Firefox. Many add-ons of Firefox will work with SeaMonkey. SeaMonkey is the next evolution of FIrefox since Mozilla works with that too. I like integrated e-mail and browser together with SeaMonkey, even though I do not use the e-mail integrated component. I use Outlook 2007 right now because of the organizational system Office 2007 uses I am familiar of. I hope it gets more popularity in time.
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Thanks for your replies. Time to close this thread. THANK YOU!!!
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Thank you! Let it be noted that there is no one answer by one expert here. All expert comments that were applicable/correct to my two questions are equal answers for my two questions regardless how EE stipulates its reward policies. I had to choose an "accepted solution" per EE, so I naturally selected the one above becuase his answer was more complete, but like I said all applicable/correct answers to my two questions in this thread are answers. All reward points are fairly distributed.
Again, thank you!!!
Again, thank you!!!
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@ tgerbert:
Please explain what you mean by " (but then you'd need to license another copy of Windows).
"? Can't Virtual PC exist as an installed part of the real (or main) installed Windows 7 operating system?
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