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Add IE7 Beta 2 to main site

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Wouldn't it be a good idea to add Internet Explorer 7 Beta 2 to the MSBeta's section of the main site?

Just a thought ;)

Uhmmm.... Beta2 is not yet released! Build 5299 is only a PREVIEW of beta2!

GRRRRR!

What exists is a PREVIEW BUILD of the full BETA2 BUILD. Get it?

Beta2 will be like, build 53xx or so.

Build 5299 is NOT beta2. Listing that build on the msfn frontpage would lose our credibility.

Would not want to cross anyone of you.

But IE betas are only for testers and not the Public. So maybe we should wait for the public beta release? :blushing:

Would not want to cross anyone of you.

But IE betas are only for testers and not the Public. So maybe we should wait for the public beta release? :blushing:

But exactly the same can be said for Vista(Longhorn), Live Messenger, Live mail etc - and we have forums or discussions for them?

Many people here are in the betas, so yes, as long as there is no NDA then forums to discuss them are relevant.

SP

I agree with you. I just picked up that point regarding MS betas section on the Main Page. In the forums we can discuss all these betas. Neways not a topic to be fighting on. Just proposed an idea.

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I agree with you. I just picked up that point regarding MS betas section on the Main Page. In the forums we can discuss all these betas. Neways not a topic to be fighting on. Just proposed an idea.

There is nothing wrong with that ;)

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