It's not just Windows Vista and Office 2007 that are closing in on their release-to-manufaturing (RTM) dates. Internet Explorer 7 is nearing the finish line, as well.
In fact, according to a posting on the IE Blog, IE 7 is "coming later this month." Microsoft officials have said for a while now to expect IE 7 for WIndows XP and WIndows Server 2003 to ship around the time that Vista — which embeds a slightly souped-up version of IE 7 — goes live. So it looks like the team is planning to make good on its promise.
Earlier this summer, Microsoft also said that it planned to push IE 7 to users via its Automatic Update patching mechanism.
Microsoft officials said they believed that move was warranted because
IE 7 will include so many important security updates. Users who do not
want IE 7 automatically delivered to their systems have the option of
installing a Microsoft-developed blocking tool. |
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