Ie 8 uninstall in vista home premium

Downloaded IE 8 beta 2 and while I think it's pretty fast it still has
some quirks I don't want to live with. When I downloaded it installed
as an update and is listed as such in my update history; there is no IE
8 beta listed in removable programs. Will uninstalling the update get
me back to IE 7?


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not; the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and
determination alone are omnipotent.\"


calvin coolidge

Yes you remove it by clicking on the Internet explorer 8.0 option in the
update history list.

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"hdbg62" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Downloaded IE 8 beta 2 and while I think it's pretty fast it still has
> some quirks I don't want to live with. When I downloaded it installed
> as an update and is listed as such in my update history; there is no IE
> 8 beta listed in removable programs. Will uninstalling the update get
> me back to IE 7?
>
>
> --
> hdbg62
>
> \"nothing in the world can take the place of persistence. talent will
> not; nothing is more common than unsuccessful men with talent. genius
> will not; un-rewarded genius is almost a proverb. education alone will
> not; the world is full of educated derelicts. persistence and
> determination alone are omnipotent.\"
>
>
> calvin coolidge

Yup, it is for sure still a beta - not ready for prime time. I really like
it though, and when the quirks are ironed out it will a really nice
browser - it's so customizable.

Saucy


"hdbg62" <> wrote in message
news:...
>
> Downloaded IE 8 beta 2 and while I think it's pretty fast it still has
> some quirks I don't want to live with. When I downloaded it installed
> as an update and is listed as such in my update history; there is no IE
> 8 beta listed in removable programs. Will uninstalling the update get
> me back to IE 7?
>
>
> --
> hdbg62
>

Saucy <> wrote:

<top-posting macro corrected>

>
> > Downloaded IE 8 beta 2 and while I think it's pretty fast it still has
> > some quirks I don't want to live with. When I downloaded it installed
> > as an update and is listed as such in my update history; there is no IE
> > 8 beta listed in removable programs. Will uninstalling the update get
> > me back to IE 7?
> >
> Yup, it is for sure still a beta - not ready for prime time. I really
> like it though, and when the quirks are ironed out it will a really nice
> browser - it's so customizable.



I like it as well, but I would hardly say that "it's so customizable."
Compared to other browsers like Firefox (especially) and Opera, it is very
uncustomisable. At least with IE7Pro you can customise it a lot more. The
best thing is being able to use user Javascript actions to customise
websites in the way you can with GreaseMonkey for Firefox. eg. take away
the advert space at the top of Live and Hotmail webpages, and make Wikipedia
look just how you want it to. If only I could use user style sheets, like
you can with Stylish for Firefox, I would be able to make my own personal
changes (I do not know any Javascript).

ss.