Seems to me that might be an IE 8 issue and not so much an SP2 issue. Does SP2 come with IE8? I can't remember.

Try using compatibility view to render the page using the IE7 engine. On the address bar, click on the little broken page icon at the right (just to the left of the refresh button)? Either that, or use a differnt browser. I always keep a secondary browser installed exactly for this reason (usually Firefox).

Recall that Microsoft's old argument for remaining non-compliant with standards was that many web sites would break in IE if they did that, because they were designed and tested against an older version of IE.

This attitude changed in IE8. IE8 is strictly CSS 2.1-compliant, and also tightened up the security, and made other standards-compliance changes in various places. It's not clear exactly which, but any of these could've broken that script.

Bill's off helping kids in Africa. He owns only about 10% of Microsoft now, as he continues selling shares to fund his foundation.

If you are unable to uninstall from Control Panel, you will have to run the uninstaller manually. Go to the C:\WINDOWS\ie8\spuninst\ folder, and run spuninst.exe, and again, good luck to you. (may Bill have mercy on your soul) If it has not become obvious by now, EVERYONE! DO NOT INSTALL INTERNET EXPLORER 8.0!!! It's not worthy!
Dave