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09-12-2008
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| | Running IE6 and IE7 As a webmaster, I need to view new site pages on both IE6 and IE7, however since I cannot have both installed on my XP Home OS, is running Virtual PC the best option to do this? Can it be installed on XP running IE6 (If I upgrade my main to IE7)? If not, is there another solution |
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09-12-2008
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| | Re: Running IE6 and IE7 DaveE wrote: Quote: > As a webmaster, I need to view new site pages on both IE6 and IE7, however > since I cannot have both installed on my XP Home OS, is running Virtual PC > the best option to do this? Can it be installed on XP running IE6 (If I > upgrade my main to IE7)? If not, is there another solution http://www.upsdell.com/BrowserNews/r...d02_install_ie |
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