Let's say that you have downloaded Internet Explorer 7 and installed it on your machine. And now you get into trouble, there's a problem or you need to clarify some issues browser related. What to do? Where to go? Well� you do have access to the browser's Help menu from the Menu Bar, but Microsoft is also delivering online support.

"Now that you have downloaded IE7, getting any help you may need is easy. The Internet Explorer7 support page is an excellent resource for assistance. Here you will find a list of FAQs, contact information for phone support and links to Microsoft discussion groups. In addition, Web Developers can visit The Microsoft Internet Explorer Developer Center for the latest information on IE Web Development or to participate in the IE Web Development forum. Now that we have shipped, the IE feedback site is temporarily closed, but look for it to reopen in the future," stated Kellie Eickmeyer, Lead Program Manager on the IE Team.

Via the Internet Explorer 7 Support page you can access not only FAQs about the browser, but also IE7 Release Notes, Phone Support and Newsgroup. Microsoft additionally provides an overview on Internet Explorer 7, a quick tour of the browser's new features, a look at the system requirements and quick reference sheet and much more. You can experience the Internet Explorer 7 Support page here.

"This release was the first time we used the Microsoft Connect site to collect feedback for the public beta. We learned a lot of lessons from this feedback program, and we intend to make it better next time around. We received an overwhelming response from you and your efforts provided great ideas and drove important bug fixes. IE7 is now live, but this is not the end� The IE team is looking forward to the next version, and we are dedicated to listening to your ideas in the next beta release. We appreciate your support," concluded Eickmeyer.