My daughter thanks you all for helpful advice but has now another
problem that is unresolved; it involves both add-ons and
activeX. Here is her message:
''''
okay, I've decided to keep ie7 because it's going to be the
standard soon.... I can't solve the problem of add-ons being
disabled.
The help says just restart ie but that doesn't work. When I
right click the ie icon and look at properties add-ons are NOT
disabled. When I look at the add on manager list all the add ons
say 'enabled'.
But in explorer itself under tools the add on manager bit is
greyed out. The add ons listed under toolbars- Onspeed and the
Yahoo Toolbar are also greyed out.
I can't get to use the forums because active x is disabled. And
I've used up my two free help requests with microsoft. Grrr.
I need more help!
''''
How does she get round this?
TIA
Joseph
From: "Joseph Harris"
Thank you Cheryl. As always your replies are right on the
button... I found the site -
http://www.snapfiles.com/get/ie7menutoptweak.html
I'll pass it along and thank you on her behalf in advance.
Joseph
From: "Cheryl D Wise"
Favorites are still there, use the star on the left, that
opens the
favorites, history, etc. She would probably feel more at home
with her menus
back. Tools | Menu bar.
From both a security and a make life easier for web designer
point of view
staying with IE 7 and getting over the (really it is) minor
adjustments
would be best since right now you can rollback but MS is
trying to get IE 6
into the history bucket as quickly as possible.
There is a site for customizing IE 7 that I sadly did not
bookmark that has
ways to move the menus back the way they used to be as well
without using a
registry key. If you can't find it I'll ask where it was
posted before.
Cheryl D Wise
MS MVP FrontPage
http://by-expression.com
Online instructor led training http://starttoweb.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Joseph Harris
My daughter received an update from you know who and installed
IE7. Ah! regrets, regrets.
It appears not have anything akin to the old favourites'
saving
system, nor an inuitive interface. How, she exclaims, how do
I
return to that which was before?
I know there has been some discussion on the matter, and would
welcome advice that I can pass on. In the matter of
computers
she is complexity-intolerant, so no Matt, linux is not her
answer
[not indeed is a Mac].
All advice and commiserations welcomed.
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