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Running Scripts on Internet Explorer Instructions

Postby chipv on Sun Jun 22, 2008 3:35 pm

First, upgrade to IE7 :

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/downlo ... _id=20510b

Next you will need IE7Pro which is also free and allows running of imitations of Greasemonkey scripts but on IE7:

Note: IE7Pro Scripts are NOT the same as Greasemonkey Scripts

http://www.ie7pro.com/

Now you need to set it up for running scripts.

In In Internet Explorer go to Tools->IE7Pro Preferences

You will see this:

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Click on User Scripts in the left hand list.

You will see this

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Make sure the Enable User Scripts checkbox is checked as above.

You're now ready to install and run scripts.

The first time you install a script , you will need to press "Reload All Scripts" in the above picture.

You will need to check the new scripts checkbox. Here is an example for Conquer Club Map Rank:

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IE7Pro is relatively new and not as field tested as Greasemonkey so there are some lingering bugs which are being fixed.
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Re: Running Scripts on Internet Explorer Instructions

Postby Soloman on Sun Jun 22, 2008 3:42 pm

awesome post I am really excited quick question though are these the same scripts as the greasemonkey scripts or do the scripts have to be rebuilt to work with IE7 Pro?
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Re: Running Scripts on Internet Explorer Instructions

Postby chipv on Sun Jun 22, 2008 3:47 pm

Soloman wrote:awesome post I am really excited quick question though are these the same scripts as the greasemonkey scripts or do the scripts have to be rebuilt to work with IE7 Pro?


No they are complete rewrites and a lot of effort, let me tell you.
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