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From: "Rich Gauszka"
I tried the 2nd machine to verify the hang on the Yahoo login. The good
news is that IE7 appeared to uninstalled well. I wouldn't have ordinarily
noticed the Yahoo glitch as I use Firefox for my Yahoo access. It's just
that I needed to reload the free AT&T/Yahoo CA antivirus/antispam
software and Yahoo would only allow a version of IE to be used with their
version of a download manager. IE7 hung solid on the subsequent login
"Frank Haber" wrote in message
news:45465a0f{at}w3.nls.net...
> >IE7 would hang whenever AT&T Yahoo requested a login
>
> That one hasn't bit me yet, but be warned -- If your DNS servers are down,
> you'll get Google|[other default searches] which fail. The fail window no
> longer says "404," but rather something namby-pamby and uninformative.
> And I swear it sometimes just fails before it even tries the last
> (off-ISP, emergency) DNS entry in my router's list.
>
> And all this happens really FAST. Don't blink.
>
> My current thought-you should try IE7 on one machine. Enable the
> 16-bangs-per-server registry patch found on the blogs. It makes even
> Opera look like a slug. I want to, but I can't hate IE7.
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