Web slices
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With a few lines of code, a website developer can turn a module on a page into a "Web slice." In the example at the top here, I've clicked the Web slice indicator for a local weather report from Live Search. Clicking the associated link on the new Favorites bar displays the contents of that slice without having to load a full web page or even leave the current page.
For a more detailed discussion of this and other features in Internet Explorer Beta 2, see Internet Explorer 8 gets a massive makeover.
With a few lines of code, a website developer can turn a module on a page into a "Web slice." In the example at the top here, I've clicked the Web slice indicator for a local weather report from Live Search. Clicking the associated link on the new Favorites bar displays the contents of that slice without having to load a full web page or even leave the current page.
For a more detailed discussion of this and other features in Internet Explorer Beta 2, see Internet Explorer 8 gets a massive makeover.
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- I don't know if it is related to the IEPro mentioned in one of the other notes, but there is a little program called ieSpell which fi I remember right is free. It can be used for everything not relate... (Read the rest)
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