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[Peter Sawczynec]

Maybe you and your office hold certain responsibilities regarding web site
display nits on client sites and apps.

Recently downloaded IE7 Beta 2 and it is (at least at this time)
demonstrating differing display characteristics from IE6 possibly altering
divs and frames presentation. I think might be related to how IE is actually
attempting to handle web pages based on the DOCTYPE: transitional vs.
strict, etc.

Additionally, IE7 has a heaping of fresh chrome and menus have gone off and
sidestepped their original locations. 

Under Tools>Internet Options>Advanced, the sections Browsing and Security
may be of worthwhile note including a default Phishing Filter and some
possible upgrade tomfoolery with SSL and TLS.

Default install, of course, saw IE6 subsumed by IE7. Though documentation
claims that IE7 will go peaceably via Add/Remove Programs. And, lo, it is
there. 

Warmest regards,

Peter Sawczynec,
Technology Director
PSWebcode
_Design & Interface
_Ecommerce
_Database Management
ps at pswebcode.com
718.796.1951
www.pswebcode.com