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Link!

fotodojo

Oh noooo .. IE 6 on a mac ... the horror .. the humanity .. won't somebody think of the ..er...PNG's ?

Seriously though that is quite interesting, I use parallels a bit wonder how good this will end up being - I remember reading it's still quite "crash-y"

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fotodojo wrote:

Oh noooo .. IE 6 on a mac ... the horror .. the humanity .. won't somebody think of the ..er...PNG's ?

Seriously though that is quite interesting, I use parallels a bit wonder how good this will end up being - I remember reading it's still quite "crash-y"

Yeah, Parallels or BootCamp is still your best bet for any serious work, as this thing is mighty unstable, but still VERY interesting.

Andy

It's not quite the same as IE6 running on XP2. I tried it last week, and ditched it rather quickly. Parallels is the way to go, for me.

SpeshulEd

ok, so i'm not hip to the mac groove...why would you want to run IE6 on a mac...or on a pc for that matter?

claudermilk

You're a sick man & need to seek help immediately...

There are those of use who'd love to see that mucked-up bit of code find it's way permanently to the bit bucket, yet are stuck with it.

Andy

SpeshulEd wrote:

ok, so i'm not hip to the mac groove...why would you want to run IE6 on a mac...or on a pc for that matter?

If you are designing a website (like a SmugMug site) you'll need to see what your site looks like to the 90% of the planet that still uses a lesser browser.

SpeshulEd

Andy wrote:

If you are designing a website (like a SmugMug site) you'll need to see what your site looks like to the 90% of the planet that still uses a lesser browser.

Ha, well Andy, I guess that makes a lot of sense. :

You could always put a disclaimer up: "Stop using crappy internet browsers!" - but I'm guessing that wouldn't help sales too much.