Lookie what I did

[peestandingup]

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/peestandingup/win1cop.jpg

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v334/peestandingup/win2cop.jpg

Link (http://www.codeweavers.com/products/cxmac/)!

[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"

[peestandingup]

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? :dunno

[claudermilk]

:huh 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]

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? :dunno
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]

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. :D