Re: Upgrade to R2 and problem with IE7

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The install will not fail.

John F Kappler wrote:
We've just completed our R2 upgrade (I think!).

Before doing it we spent considerable time examining this forum and
various documents so that we could expect the unexpected....

However, this post is to warn others that there is one thing we
haven't seen in any documentation and that causes the upgrade to fail
right at the end!

The upgrade will not complete if your server is running IE7 (Error
message says 7.0.0.0 or greater).

We unistalled IE7 and then the upgrade went through fine, but we could
have done without the wasted hour.

Thanks to all on this forum for posting so freely, and Happy New Year
to all,

JohnK

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