You'd be right if organisations like Microsoft didn't use Akamai as a caching and content delivery system. According to dnsstuff.com "One or more CNAMEs were encountered. www.microsoft.com is really lb1.www.ms.akadns.net" - akadns.net is Akamai.
More BS?
Actually, IE7 is different from most updates. It's automatically downloaded based on your settings, but it REQUIRES administrator priviledges to install, and prompts you with an "Install / Don't Install" choice, which you can say (get this) "Don't Install" to.
No, you're wrong. It works perfectly fine (or else PayPal would be PISSED beyond measure). There is no "patch you didn't still apply" - Image submit buttons have never NOT worked. What's wrong is not a problem with Internet Explorer, Apache, or PHP, it's a problem with YOU as the developer.
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You'd be right if organisations like Microsoft didn't use Akamai as a caching and content delivery system. According to dnsstuff.com "One or more CNAMEs were encountered. www.microsoft.com is really lb1.www.ms.akadns.net" - akadns.net is Akamai. More BS?
Actually, IE7 is different from most updates. It's automatically downloaded based on your settings, but it REQUIRES administrator priviledges to install, and prompts you with an "Install / Don't Install" choice, which you can say (get this) "Don't Install" to.
No, you're wrong. It works perfectly fine (or else PayPal would be PISSED beyond measure). There is no "patch you didn't still apply" - Image submit buttons have never NOT worked. What's wrong is not a problem with Internet Explorer, Apache, or PHP, it's a problem with YOU as the developer.
/. but this is just ridiculous.
I'm used to FUD on
Huh? My Canon Multipass works FINE on Windows XP SP2 with the UPDATED DRIVERS Canon provided!
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http://www.canon.com.au/support/customer/default.
Did you really check with Canon whether they were going to fix this?