Windows 8 / IE 10 - do not track - EE does not work well but everything else is GREAT
EE display is messy and BACK does not work
However I will accept the compromise.
IE10 is BLAZINGLY fast.
Windows 8 is super clean - no clutter - no eye candy - no need to get a new graphic card, probably you can get the one you used for XP out!
Pro has the desktop, you will take 10 minutes to adapt.
EE might take longer
However I will accept the compromise.
IE10 is BLAZINGLY fast.
Windows 8 is super clean - no clutter - no eye candy - no need to get a new graphic card, probably you can get the one you used for XP out!
Pro has the desktop, you will take 10 minutes to adapt.
EE might take longer
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can you use the Bold, Italic and other items in the post a comment section (I can't with IE10) (full not the Metro version) and yes the display is messed up
back/forward buttons work without a hitch.
back/forward buttons work without a hitch.
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well EE is not fixed yet, but it is useable if not beautiful so we can let this go.
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I'm using dual 23" monitors. It's not a quality problem.
I don't really want to keep having to put things in compatibility mode. IE10 has been in beta for ages now.
I don't really want to keep having to put things in compatibility mode. IE10 has been in beta for ages now.
@carolchi - Thanks. Maybe Microsoft will improved Windows 8 and IE10 before final release.
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As far as I know the version I am using (MSDN RTM) is the final version.
I run Windows 8 in a Virtual Machine. The VM is windowed (not full-screen) and the display is 1024x768. E-E has some display overlap errors in that resolution, at least for IE 10.
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