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casingpoint wrote:Thanks, Kyle, but I really need to use IE7 to read web pages not written to standards, which makes copy overlap and unreadable.

Gotcha. Might want to try it though. It works for me on pages that don't like Firefox and changes it to show just like it would in IE7.

My bank for example will not show the spot to enter my password in Firefox so I would have to open IE7 just to get to my account. Then I added IE Tab and switch it over right in my Firefox tab and it works like a charm. YMMV but it worked for me.

casingpoint wrote:I have repeatedly tried to install IE7, first overwriting, then deleting the previous IE program to no avail. Any ideas as to the block?

The previous version was working well alongside Firefox. But sometime you need IE to open links and web pages not written to standards.

Honestly if you are using Firefox and just want IE7 to open links then try the Firefox Add-on called IE Tab. You can thank me later

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1419