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I'm assuming 'tightened-priviledges' is referring to user-priviledges?
IE7: I see you would like to search the web, why not give MSN search a go
User: No thanks, I stick with my current engine.
IE7: Are you sure? It's very nice.
User: No really it's fine.
IE7: Ah, go on go on go on go on go on....
Sounds like something from the Marketting Division of the Sirius Cybernetics Corporation[1]
[1] A bunch of mindless jerks who will be first against the wall when the revolution comes
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Re: IE7 to tighten priviledges
On server 2003 security for the internet zone is locked down tightly and you have to add sites individually to the trusted zone to allow javascript, activex etc
And there's a good point behind it: if you're going to be browsing on a server (for whatever insane reason) you don't want spyware to infect the system.
And there's a good point behind it: if you're going to be browsing on a server (for whatever insane reason) you don't want spyware to infect the system.
Yeah but it's a nightmare if you want to browse to a JetDirect or Printer - just displays, er, nothing. Not much help at all. I don't have time to be reconfiguring security to browse a "website" on local hardware. The best I can do is use ping
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