Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded- so I
installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's Director
program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm always
making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7
installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a known
problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it does give
an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

Old news, Joe. But the place for concerns with IE7 is not the Outlook
Express newsgroup, or XP.

For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General Newsgroup.

In your Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Joe" wrote in message
...
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded- so
I installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's
Director program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm
always making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to
the IE 7 installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a known
problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it does give
an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

Bruce

Joe was posting a solution. Not seeking your help!


--

Regards.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Bruce Hagen wrote:
Old news, Joe. But the place for concerns with IE7 is not the
Outlook
Express newsgroup, or XP.

For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General
Newsgroup.
In your Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general

"Joe" wrote in message
...
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically
downloaded- so I installed it. Then I started having problems- I
couldn't run HP's Director program for printers, scanners and all
in
one units. Because I'm always making changes to my computer, I
didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7 installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable
until I had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me
rather unhappy- especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is
a
known problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47,
it does give an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

After the first paragraph, the rest was a *canned* reply. I didn't bother
taking the word hepl out of it.
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Gerry Cornell" wrote in message
...

Bruce

Joe was posting a solution. Not seeking your help!


--

Regards.

Gerry
~~~~
FCA
Stourport, England
Enquire, plan and execute
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

Bruce Hagen wrote:
Old news, Joe. But the place for concerns with IE7 is not the Outlook
Express newsgroup, or XP.

For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General
Newsgroup.
In your Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general

"Joe" wrote in message
...
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically
downloaded- so I installed it. Then I started having problems- I
couldn't run HP's Director program for printers, scanners and all in
one units. Because I'm always making changes to my computer, I
didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7 installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable
until I had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me
rather unhappy- especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a
known problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47,
it does give an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

Buenas noches:
No sé ni palabra de inglés. Escriban sus textos en ESPAÑOL, pues por no
saber leerlos no me entero nada de lo que me dicen.
Mientras tanto, les devolveré todos sus correos.




Gr
"Bruce Hagen" escribió en el mensaje
...
Old news, Joe. But the place for concerns with IE7 is not the Outlook
Express newsgroup, or XP.

For help with IE7, Please post to the Internet Explorer General Newsgroup.

In your Newsreader:
news://msnews.microsoft.com/microsof...plorer.general

On the Web:
http://www.microsoft.com/communities...orer. general
--
Bruce Hagen
MS-MVP Outlook Express
~IB-CA~

"Joe" wrote in message
...
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded-
so I installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's
Director program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm
always making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to
the IE 7 installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a
known problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it
does give an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

On Mon, 22 Jan 2007 23:21:08 +0100, "Koldovika" wrote:

Buenas noches:
No sé ni palabra de inglés. Escriban sus textos en ESPAÑOL, pues por no
saber leerlos no me entero nada de lo que me dicen.
Mientras tanto, les devolveré todos sus correos.


Recuerdo que hace un tiempo atras alguien envio un mensaje similar
(en ingles) y la respuesta fue que seguramente la persona se habia
suscrito a alguno de los grupos (newsgroups) sin darse cuenta.

Trate de buscar donde estan las 'cuentas de internet' en las
herramientas (tools) de Outlook Express y borre la subscripcion a
el/los 'newsgroups', o seguira recibiendo estos mensajes que no estan
dirigidos a usted. Lamentablemente no se los nombres del menu en
castellano.

Saludos

Geo

I do not have to be aware of this bug. I use good software. IE7 is not
what I use.

Joe wrote:
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded- so I
installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's Director
program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm always
making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7
installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a known
problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it does give
an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

Look at evolution in action folks!!

Starting with a single printer, Kite is an expert in all printer
brands, supplies, and now software.

Amazing!


measekite wrote:
I do not have to be aware of this bug. I use good software. IE7 is not
what I use.

Joe wrote:
Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded- so I
installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's Director
program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm always
making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7
installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a known
problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it does give
an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

phreak wrote:
Look at evolution in action folks!!

Starting with a single printer, Kite is an expert in all printer
brands, supplies, and now software.

Amazing!


Your lack of intelligence is what is amazing. As a matter of fact I do
happen to be an expert in Software that runs under the Windows OS. How
does the crow taste?

measekite wrote:

I do not have to be aware of this bug. I use good software. IE7 is not
what I use.

Joe wrote:

Several weeks ago, I discovered that IE 7 was automatically downloaded- so I
installed it. Then I started having problems- I couldn't run HP's Director
program for printers, scanners and all in one units. Because I'm always
making changes to my computer, I didn't connect the dots back to the IE 7
installation.

As I tried to fix Director, my computer became ever more unstable until I
had to reformat and reinstall everything, which made me rather unhappy-
especially not knowing what caused the problem.

So, I was happy to read in the Feb. issue of PC World that this is a known
problem- IE7 causes the Director program to fail. On page 47, it does give
an URL to a fix.

So, beware of this bug, unless you like formatting and reinstalling
everything!

Joe

measekite wrote:


phreak wrote:

Look at evolution in action folks!!

Starting with a single printer, Kite is an expert in all printer
brands, supplies, and now software.

Amazing!



Your lack of intelligence is what is amazing. As a matter of fact I do
happen to be an expert in Software that runs under the Windows OS.

I don't think anyone here believes you. Afterall, it's OEM software. And
you've always preached the use of OEM supplies. Eat crow.

-Taliesyn