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kevin3442 -> RE: testing in 2 versions of IE????? (5/30/2005 1:24:00)
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The main problem, of course, is that IE wants to be an integral part of the OS... it doesn't like to run as a standalone. But you can beat the beast into submission! A while back, a guy named Joe Maddalone "stumbled" across a way to convince multiple versions of IE to run as standalones on the same machine. The original article (at least as far as I know) is here: http://labs.insert-title.com/labs/article795.aspx Another kind soul, Ryan Parman, has sourced all of the files mentioned in Joe's methods and made them available for download from his site, in convenient zip files for each IE version, all the way back to v3 (if you're crazy enough to care or if you just want a laugh). You'll find the downloads here: http://www.skyzyx.com/downloads/ Just download the version you want, unzip the file to it's own folder, and run iexplore.exe from that folder to run the corresponding version of IE. There are some minor quirks (see the "Quirks and Caveats" section of Ryan's downlads page), but it sure beats booting to multiple partitions, using mutiple test machines, or running some virtual OS just to test older versions of IE. Cheers, Kevin
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