I hear cheers from IT support personnel all over the world at the prospect of a built-in reset tool for IE that actually seems to do the job.<br><br>I might even find myself giving IE7 a go.
Chris McKeown
bahahahahaha! That was a good one, Chris!
ang
Hehe, actually my comment was pretty much serious... with the possible exception of actually giving IE7 a go.<br><br>/. linked to that very page a couple of days ago... one of the comments and responses was this, which I think sums it up quite nicely:<br><br><div class="commentBody"> <div id="comment_body_16355261"><i>"If you're actively trying to install lots and lots of toolbars on your own computer, which you have admin access too, there's a very large chance you're going to succeed. This is news?</i> <p>He got repeatedly warned about what he was doing, had to click through an awful lot of 'Yes, I'm sure'-type dialogue boxes to do it, and at the end was able to wipe out pretty much all of the toolbars very easily. </p><p>This is indeed news. It looks like Microsoft are actually getting something right this time!"</p><br><br></div> </div>
Chris McKeown
"I might even find myself giving IE7 a go."<br><br>Nothing else mattered after reading that. ; )
ang