🚀 go-pugleaf

If you will notice Mike I was running IE6 when the problem started. And it started after I finally relented and allowed Adobe to update my Acrobat Reader. The move to IE7 was a last ditch effort at solving the existing problem. I am having problems with IE7 already with one firewall program. And I do think that I have determined that the slow condition was caused by that program. IE7 just enhanced that problem with the firewall. Gee the more complex IE gets the worse off the typical user is. Can't you guys get together and only make releases when your software, software almost everyone in the world uses, can exist in complete compatibility? It seems logical.