Dean has updated his library to make sense in the new world, resulting in the new IE7.js 2.0 release which features:

• The IE7 project is now hosted on googlecode (I got fed up with SourceForge).
• IE7 is no longer modular. Instead I’ve merged the scripts into two: IE7.js and IE8.js
• IE7.js includes only fixes that are included in the real MSIE7 browser.
• All other enhancements are moved to IE8.js.
• IE7 is now much smaller (11KB gzipped).
• IE7 is now much faster (it uses the selector engine from base2.DOM)
• There are no dependencies on other files (except blank.gif)
• You can hotlink IE7/IE8.js directly from Google’s servers (usage instructions below)
• The fix for base64 encoded images is no longer included

The new project is now living over on Google Code.