Posted 17 September 2006 - 05:21 AM
Theresa, on Sep 16 2006, 10:15 PM, said:
I have not uninstalled IE7 - I hate to do that unless absolutely necessary. I like IE7 :-)
However, I have read other posts regarding the problems with IE7 and realize it may be a possiblity.
However, I have been troubleshooting and by disabing my Logitech software for the mouse/keyboard, I don't get a Visual Basic Runtime Error. I get nothing. No error message, nothing. So, I am thinking that I have a conflict of software somewhere. I have just downloaded an updated driver for the mouseware and will try updating that. I already updated the video card driver a few minutes ago and that did not do the trick. I will post the results if it successful so we will know a 'case closed'... it would be nice if that was the problem but I won't hold my breath!
Theresa
Remember that you do not have IE 7; you have either a beta version or release candidate 1 so you are going to have to change it later anyway when it becomes a fully functional release. V9 and IE7 will happily coexist then. You might also try reading all the other posts about V9 and IE7(prefinal). One person uninstalled IE7, did a repair install of V9 and reinstalled IE 7 and it worked with all the functions that person tried. I'm not sure it included Xingtones.
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