Got this at work...the comments after the announcement section are pretty funny. Even funnier, they seem to be primarily from Windows users/admins, not PC bashing Mac zealots.

[blogs.msdn.com]

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[www.zeemaps.com]

IE 7 does at least enable you to reset the installation in case you hose it with some malware. [www.windows-noob.com]

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In tha 360. MRF User Map

IE 7 gets IE to where Firefox was in the early beta stage. What's worse is not only did they not fix a bunch of bugs, but they broke a lot of the tricks people used to workaround those bugs.

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I, for one, cannot wait.
I am so sick and tired of dealing with IE6's numerous CSS bugs.

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I, for one, cannot wait.
I am so sick and tired of dealing with IE6's numerous CSS bugs.

There's still numerous CSS bugs in IE7. Even some of the PC zealots are upset about MS not fixing those.

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