simply this: It's not possible to run IE7 or IE8 on windows 2000, which is still massively installed: many companies don't want to upgrade for a few reasons. (m

simply this: It's not possible to run IE7 or IE8 on windows 2000, which is still massively installed: many companies don't want to upgrade for a few reasons. (mostly: legacy software and cost). Microsoft could solve this tomorrow in myriad ways- but it would appear that it's not on their radar.