Office 2007 Pro Plus Key Stocks Gadget Removed fro

When I installed Windows 7 Enterprise RTM on my workstation, the very first thing I discovered could be the Stocks gadget was gone. Initially, I assumed probably they removed it from your Enterprise edition. However, it’s not the case, they eliminated the Stocks gadget from all editions of Windows 7.
According to a thread in social answers at Microsoft.com,Windows 7 Pro Product Key, here is the reason why they taken out it.
“Dow jones, who could be the provider of the “Dow Jones Industrial Average” quote feed to the Win 7 in-box stock gadget, wants a EULA agreement to be shown and accepted for any user before they can see the data from their feed in the stock gadget.
While investigating further …,Office 2007 Pro Plus Key, we came to know that the total number of DJ indices that we would have to block is close to 3100,Office 2007 Product Key, and not 1 as we had believed earlier. This has an impact on the design. Specifically, the solution that we were considering earlier of using the configuration file (config.xml) becomes risky, and may not suffice. ”
Thus the following was implemented:
“- remove stocks gadget on fresh install on Win 7
- remove stocks gadget when upgrading to Win 7 from Vista
* remove stocks gadget code from %program files%/windows sidebar/gadgets
* remove gadget from settings.ini, so that if it was present on the desktop befor upgrade then it must not show up
* stock gadget must not show up on the gadget ############## after upgrade
- remove MSN money query framework in WLSrvc.dll, so that any gadget was using this earlier (in vista, or earlier Win 7 builds) is not able to use the same after this change.”
It seems like they are serious about removing this particular gadget. If you want the stock gadget,Office 2007 Pro Plus Key, you have to install 3rd party gadgets. I tried several ones from the online ##############. I finally settled on this gadget called “Stocks3“.  It does not look as good as the original one,Office Professional Plus 2010 Key, but it’s more flexible. I am keeping it for now until I find a better one.
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