Can we set aside the non-productive arguments about IE6 vs. IE7, who should be allowed to install what, and the like? The (perfectly legitimate) question remains: For those of us who are not able to install IE7 or IE8, is there a work-around (copying a DLL or some such thing) that will allow us to install fences? Thanks, -Steve
[quote who="inc0gnito" reply="9" id="2359015"] Quoting sraasch, reply 6 This kind of blows... My IT department doesn't ALLOW us to install anything beyond IE 6... Is there any kind of work-around that we can use? Can we download the DLL and put it where windows can find it? If your IT department is like that then how do you think they'd feel if you installed Fences. It's not a business-critical application. So if you can't get it to run in your envi
This kind of blows... My IT department doesn't ALLOW us to install anything beyond IE 6... Is there any kind of work-around that we can use? Can we download the DLL and put it where windows can find it?