Actually, I just tried uninstalling an IE7 install earlier today.. and discovered that there's no (obvious) way of doing so. I thought I might try running an IE6 install, if such a thing exists, to see if that effectively rolls it back. But I'm guessing I'm stuck with IE7 beta foreeever.
I picked one of these babies up on eBay years ago and I love it. I have nightmares about when some piece of hardware in it fails and I can't find a replacement.
Which is exactly why RFID technology seems like such a good idea to large retail organizations.. because it has the potential to reduce shrink. And even a small percentage reduction would end up being a large savings.
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Actually, I just tried uninstalling an IE7 install earlier today .. and discovered that there's no (obvious) way of doing so. I thought I might try running an IE6 install, if such a thing exists, to see if that effectively rolls it back. But I'm guessing I'm stuck with IE7 beta foreeever.
I picked one of these babies up on eBay years ago and I love it. I have nightmares about when some piece of hardware in it fails and I can't find a replacement.
If you look at the script on their login page and do a little math, you find that they're adding a gig a year. (In increments of one byte).
Which is exactly why RFID technology seems like such a good idea to large retail organizations .. because it has the potential to reduce shrink. And even a small percentage reduction would end up being a large savings.