|
How to Make Sure you Have the Right Version
By following the instructions below, you will be able to download a freeware version of Microsoft Internet Explorer® with 128-bit encryption.
We recommend that you print this page and keep it with you while downloading the Microsoft browser.
Note: The download will take about two hours with a 28.8 kbps modem.
FOR WINDOWS 95/98/NT 4.0
To download the English version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5, click here.
For the French version, click here.
Once at the site, follow these easy steps to download the browser.
- Click on "Download Now "
- In the new window, click on
-
"Run this program from its current location" and then click on "OK"
or
-
click on "Save as", select directory "Desktop" and click on "Save"
- If you have chosen to save the file, double-click on the new icon created on the desktop to continue with the installation; if not, go directly to the next step
- Follow the installation instructions onscreen to install the browser.
For MacIntosh Users
To download the English version of Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.0 with 128-bit encryption, click here. Once at the site, follow these easy steps to download the browser.
- Choose your downloading option in the language of your choice:
Binhex (.hqx) format if you are using a browser that is version 3.0 or lower or Macbinary (.bin) format if you are using a browser that is version 4.0 or higher
- In the new window, click on "Run this program from its current location" and then click on "OK"
or
- After the download is complete:
- For Internet Explorer users (3.0 or higher): double-click on the new icon created on the desktop, or on the default download directory with the extension .smi, to extract the installation file. Open this new file and follow the installation instructions.
- For Netscape users: Use your decompression program to decompress and decode the .bin or .hqx file on your desktop. If you have installed Stuffit Expander (you can obtain a copy by visiting http://www.aladdinsys.com/), simply drag the file onto the Expander icon, and the file will unstuff to reveal a file with the extension .smi. Double-click on this new file and follow the installation instructions.
|
