I find it bad to have to rebuild my computer to have the opportunity to
have
a deascent set of standard browsers. Does my clients have the same setup??
I dont mean to be bad but having the most normal installation is for me
the target
and to have a smilar setup as a standard website visitor is my goal..
I think that IE6, FF, Safari and my colleagues MAC FF and Safari should
cover my
most visitors installations...
Of course i check the websites in IE7 also but i buld everything in IE6
and goe from
there wihout hacks and cheats...
Michael
Mark Harris wrote:
Michael Persson wrote:
I resinstalled my work computer some months ago and I had a technical
person to do this because we have a deal, Yes he installed all
programs i
needed and also IE7 ONLY!!!. Stupid me didnt made him understand i need
IE6 to make websites for the most of the internet audience...
I have now a cracked tripped IE6 that cant have flash installed and i am
in need of another new installation again... just need to find the
time...
Just to go slightly off topic here but can I recommend to you the
running of virtual machines for your different versions so you can
install multiple versions tiny differences in settings and do side by
side comparisons? If you get your tech to install a VM environment, it
will mean you can install anything you like. (My particular favourite
is VirtualBox, once by Innotek, now owned by Sun, but still open
source - http://www.sun.com/software/innotek/ - works on Linux, OSX
and XP (not sure about Vista))
We now return to your regular listserv
cheers
mark
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