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For those of you rocking the Internet Explorer 9 beta browser, Microsoft just released an update that should help with any quirky behavior you might be experiencing.
"Today we released a recommended update for all Internet Explorer 9 beta customers via Windows Update (KB2448827). This update includes stability fixes for the beta build," Microsoft stated in a blog post.
This isn't a new beta build, just a patch for existing ones. If you have automatic updating setup, then you're all set. Otherwise, you can check for updates and install the patch manually.
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Taz0
November 25, 2010 at 2:50pm
If you're posting an article about IE9, it would be appropriate to use the IE9 logo:
http://insideria.com/IE9/Internet_Explorer_9.png
The IE8 logo, for comparison:
http://www.techday.co.nz/assets/static/images/news_image/IE.jpg
Danielt876
November 25, 2010 at 6:25pm
This is MaximumPC. They know what the icons look like, you dont need to point out the obvious. Your only making yourself look like a arrogant dumbass. The picture used looks like neither IE 8 or IE 9. They obviously felt like using something that was a little different than the usual, or just didnt want to take the time to fnid a high resolution picture. Congratulations, you have no life.
Taz0
November 26, 2010 at 2:22pm
Presenting axioms and speculation as undisputable fact. Assuming mens rea. Downplaying the value of other's suggestions. Calling names and throwing insults around. Generally being cynical and inflammatory.
It's uncalled for - you're not a troll.
rseding91
November 25, 2010 at 10:19am
Strangly the update to the Beta does not fix some website isues but the platform preview 7 released back on 11-17-2010 does..
