On Thursday 10 July 2003 01:44, Hooman Baradaran wrote: > > If you realy need IE that bad, you can run IE 5.5 using Wine. I > > once tried it just for fun, and it worked perfectly well and stable > > (more stable that IE on Windows). IE 6.0 still doesn't work using > > Wine, but that really doesn't matter as for compatibility with > > legacy web pages, IE 5.5 should be more than enough. > > I'll try. You never know what works with wine.
You can always know what works in wine if you check http://appdb.winehq.com/ out :-) > I could get Acrobat 5 to work with wine nice and easy Why did you need wine to run Acrobat 5 when Adobe has a native Linux port of Acrobat 5? It is like running Mozilla under wine. Ofcourse it works (perfectly I have to say) but what is the point of it? > but Office XP and some other programs didn't. Office XP doesn't work with standard wine. But it works using Code Weavers Cross Over Office 2.0 Although Cross over office is a proprietary product and is not free. And NO I don't it that bad! > Yes, as one of my profs always says Microsoft ROCKS ... only in > business not anything software related. Well actualy even my business prof here is aware that M$ is a ilegal monopoly. Many of the business people are at least aware of the story of IE Vs. Netscape. -- /* God is dead. Darwin and Mendel jumped him in an alley and beat him to death. --Doom Ihl' Varia */ Aryan Ameri _______________________________________________ bna-linuxiran mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/bna-linuxiran
