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In article <gDPOzUAQjOu6EwkM@stanmed.demon.co.uk>, Stanley Medcraft
<stanley@stanmed.demon.co.uk> writes

[snip]
>  
>However, recently I've seen several favourable references to IE v5.01
>SP2 which have led me to think about an update. Having studied, though
>not fully understood, the relevant MS KB Articles I'm inclined to
>attempt a download from the MS site <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie
>/download/ie501sp2.htm> to my HD and install 5.01 SP2 over the top of my
>current v5.00. But is it as simple as that? If there are those out there
>who have tried this, I would be most interested in anything in the way
>of comment/advice on their experiences.
>
Yes, it should be as simple as that.

>My main concern is whether any of the Turnpike/Connect settings which
>may have been customised by Demon would be upset by the update, though I
>assume they could be restored fairly easily. I would also hope that it
>would be a simple matter to back out of a new installation and return to
>my current IE v5.00 should it all go horribly wrong.
>
Your Turnpike settings will be unaffected by the IE upgrade.  

Unfortunately going back to IE v5.00 is not as simple as going to
forward to IE v5.01, however it is very unlikely that the installation
would go horribly wrong. (If it did, the v5.00 would probably be broken
as well)

>I wouldn't normally consider fixing something that works reasonably well
>but, in this case, am prepared to be adventurous unless advised that
>updating is far more complicated than implied in the MS web pages.
>Pointers to potential pitfalls or problems that might crop up in the
>update process would be most welcome.
>
As I have said, the upgrade should go well, you may find a few extra
favourites and links have been added, but the Demon branding will be
unaffected.

Happy upgrading,

-- 
Paul Martin                             TURNPIKE LTD

In article <w789ISAfowu68BlY@turnpike.com>, Paul Martin
<pmartin@turnpike.com> writes
>In article <gDPOzUAQjOu6EwkM@stanmed.demon.co.uk>, Stanley Medcraft
><stanley@stanmed.demon.co.uk> writes
>
>[snip]
>>  
>>However, recently I've seen several favourable references to IE v5.01
>>SP2 which have led me to think about an update. Having studied, though
>>not fully understood, the relevant MS KB Articles I'm inclined to
>>attempt a download from the MS site <http://www.microsoft.com/windows/ie
>>/download/ie501sp2.htm> to my HD and install 5.01 SP2 over the top of my
>>current v5.00. But is it as simple as that? If there are those out there
>>who have tried this, I would be most interested in anything in the way
>>of comment/advice on their experiences.
>>
>Yes, it should be as simple as that.
>
>>My main concern is whether any of the Turnpike/Connect settings which
>>may have been customised by Demon would be upset by the update, though I
>>assume they could be restored fairly easily. I would also hope that it
>>would be a simple matter to back out of a new installation and return to
>>my current IE v5.00 should it all go horribly wrong.
>>
>Your Turnpike settings will be unaffected by the IE upgrade.  
>
>Unfortunately going back to IE v5.00 is not as simple as going to
>forward to IE v5.01, however it is very unlikely that the installation
>would go horribly wrong. (If it did, the v5.00 would probably be broken
>as well)
>
>>I wouldn't normally consider fixing something that works reasonably well
>>but, in this case, am prepared to be adventurous unless advised that
>>updating is far more complicated than implied in the MS web pages.
>>Pointers to potential pitfalls or problems that might crop up in the
>>update process would be most welcome.
>>
>As I have said, the upgrade should go well, you may find a few extra
>favourites and links have been added, but the Demon branding will be
>unaffected.
>
>Happy upgrading,
>
Very many thanks Paul. Just what I hoped to hear and I will now have a
go, probably this weekend.

Regards

Stan

-- 

Stanley Medcraft