Tim
You wrote
XP is still the most commonly installed Windows OS and you can't run
higher
than ie7. I'm afraid you will continue to see requests for ie6&7 help on
this list for some time. That MS didn't make a version of 8 or 9
compatible
with XP makes me mad.
--
Tim
I don't know about anyone else on this list, but I use XP Pro - SP3 and have
IE 8 installed and it works just fine.
To get this sorta back to CSS, Depending on which site stats I look at for
the sites I own or manage, IE 6 still has a fairly high percentage of users.
Some are high while others are low but still significant enough to warrant
attention.
YMMV.... But I will continue to prepare CSS to work with IE 6 and newer.
I've never found it all that difficult...
Please, if you must respond to this email, do so off list and we can discuss
the merits of dismissing a browser that, IMHO, still has a large, if not
significant, share of the market
Best....
Jim Nannery
aka www.oldcurmudgeon.net
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