Windows 7 FAQ and Questions
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So I found that font default option. I click it, the OK button goes gray and nothing happens. Load up the fonts window again and they're still there. Wait thats probably just those two options then... Hate to be a pest but how do you uninstall or delete new fonts others than the basic ones?
So I found that font default option. I click it, the OK button goes gray and nothing happens. Load up the fonts window again and they're still there. Wait thats probably just those two options then... Hate to be a pest but how do you uninstall or delete new fonts others than the basic ones?
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You just delete them from the Font folder. I would upload mine but after checking there is almost 600 Fonts installed by default. At almost 400MB. That is quite a bit of fonts to even have installed by default.
You just delete them from the Font folder. I would upload mine but after checking there is almost 600 Fonts installed by default. At almost 400MB. That is quite a bit of fonts to even have installed by default.
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I was kinda hoping that wasn't the only way
. I'll look around, maybe there's the file somewhere.
I was kinda hoping that wasn't the only way
. I'll look around, maybe there's the file somewhere.
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Microsoft kills Windows 7 E Editions
Microsoft:
In the wake of last week's developments, as well as continuing feedback on Windows 7 E that we have received from computer manufacturers and other business partners, I'm pleased to report that we will ship the same version of Windows 7 in Europe in October that we will ship in the rest of the world.
One reason we decided not to ship Windows 7 'E' is concerns raised by computer manufacturers and partners. Several worried about the complexity of changing the version of Windows that we ship in Europe if our ballot screen proposal is ultimately accepted by the Commission and we stop selling Windows 7 'E'. Computer manufacturers and our partners also warned that introducing Windows 7 'E', only to later replace it with a version of Windows 7 that includes IE, could confuse consumers about what version of Windows to buy with their PCs.
CNET adds:
Those who pre-ordered Windows 7 "E" through a recent discount offer will get the full version, as Microsoft had promised. However, Microsoft plans to now sell Windows 7 upgrades in Europe and also offer a higher-priced full version (for those without an earlier copy of Windows)--similar to what it is doing in the rest of the world.
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Microsoft kills Windows 7 E Editions
Microsoft:
In the wake of last week's developments, as well as continuing feedback on Windows 7 E that we have received from computer manufacturers and other business partners, I'm pleased to report that we will ship the same version of Windows 7 in Europe in October that we will ship in the rest of the world.
One reason we decided not to ship Windows 7 'E' is concerns raised by computer manufacturers and partners. Several worried about the complexity of changing the version of Windows that we ship in Europe if our ballot screen proposal is ultimately accepted by the Commission and we stop selling Windows 7 'E'. Computer manufacturers and our partners also warned that introducing Windows 7 'E', only to later replace it with a version of Windows 7 that includes IE, could confuse consumers about what version of Windows to buy with their PCs.
CNET adds:
Those who pre-ordered Windows 7 "E" through a recent discount offer will get the full version, as Microsoft had promised. However, Microsoft plans to now sell Windows 7 upgrades in Europe and also offer a higher-priced full version (for those without an earlier copy of Windows)--similar to what it is doing in the rest of the world.
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What I don't get about the E versions is how do those people get online to begin with. If there's no browser how do they download a browser. For example a freshly formatted computer you go onto IE to download firefox then never use ie again.
What I don't get about the E versions is how do those people get online to begin with. If there's no browser how do they download a browser. For example a freshly formatted computer you go onto IE to download firefox then never use ie again.
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IE wasnt really removed. Just the IE shortcut on the desktop. All the files for IE were still there. So it wasnt like there was no such thing as a browser on there.
Plus there was the introduction of the Ballot Screen. Not that it matters anymore. The E editions are dead.
IE wasnt really removed. Just the IE shortcut on the desktop. All the files for IE were still there. So it wasnt like there was no such thing as a browser on there.
Plus there was the introduction of the Ballot Screen. Not that it matters anymore. The E editions are dead.
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