Just ran across this little util, which I promptly installed:
http://tredosoft.com/IE7_standalone
I set that up and upgraded Parallels on my Mac so now I can launch Windows programs and just run them in OSX as if they were Mac programs. Very nice. Awesome for testing sites, at least.
James posted this at 10:26 — 1st January 2007.
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I'm getting real annoyed about IE7 these days, anybody find their IE freezing time to time? Sometimes get the blue screen error as well. Grr.
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samerin posted this at 05:42 — 2nd January 2007.
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yeah i had some problems with ie7..when saving pages it freezes for no reason....or sometimes it shuts itself....????
JeevesBond posted this at 09:17 — 2nd January 2007.
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Nice one Tim! Am stuck running IE7 in Vmware on Linux. Only up to IE6 will work using Wine (sounds very similair to Parallels).
Personally I'd prefer it if Microsoft would just stop trying to create Web Browsers, trying to force everyone onto that ghastly Windows platform.
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Megan posted this at 14:20 — 2nd January 2007.
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I don't use it enough to notice any major problems except those that (I think) are caused by running it in standalone mode. I still can't stand that interface though.
By the way, I posted that download link 4 months ago
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timjpriebe posted this at 12:31 — 3rd January 2007.
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Doh! Looks like I missed that the first time around, Megan. Well, better late than never, I suppose.
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