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09-Dec-2006, 12:34 PM #1
Solved: what version of Internet Explorer do I have?
When I choose "About Internet Explorer," in big letters it says "Internet Explorer 5," and below it says "Version 6.0.2900.2096."
So am I running IE5 v.6 or am I running IE6?


follow up question applicable only if I'm running IE5.
If I upgrade to IE6, can I uninstall the upgrade if necessary? If so, can you point me to info on how to do the upgrade and how to uninstall the upgrade?

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ADDED NOTE: I am running Windows 2000.
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The reason I ask is that I want to install a program that requires I.E. v. 5.5 or higher. Maybe what I'm running would be considered I.E. 5.6?
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