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IE7+ ditched

Back in May, Microsoft announced that there would be two versions of Internet Explorer 7. There would be the ordinary IE7 for Windows XP (and others), and the special IE7+ for Windows Vista. The problem with that is that the "IE7+" could refer to IE7 and above, and generally people didn't like having the different names.

Today, thanks to voices of protest and logical reasoning, they've dropped the plus and are keeping it all named just "Internet Explorer 7". Where the Vista version was being referred to, they'll just use "IE7 for Vista".

Source: IE Blog