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ekmi
Tuesday 23/1/07 14:44
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How annoying. I wonder how the designers of Microsoft's website will check that their work is compatible with IE6?
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Stephen West
Thursday 25/1/07 18:36
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This is yet another reason to use a Mac: with Parallels you can have different virtual machines running instances of Windows with different installs on them (or so I believe) so could have one with IE 6 and one with the new 'un.
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Ryan
Wednesday 31/1/07 15:56
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You don't need a Mac to run virtual machines - VMware does it for PC's or Linux (it's free I think), but it's not the only product.
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Gary
Wednesday 31/1/07 16:15
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Yep. Virtual PC (freeware, MS) and Virtualbox (OSS) also enable virtual machines on Windows boxes.
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Anonymous
Friday 9/2/07 20:20
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Yup, VMWare and Virtual PC are both free. Stuff on lots of RAM and carry on.
Just remember that your virtual Windows XP PC will need to be "activated" before it will work, and must have a licence. No, silly, not the same licence your real physical PC has, another, new different one that you have to buy.
Argh.
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