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One of the lads in here has mentioned he is using Install multiple versions of IE on your PC | TredoSoft - but I can;t vouch for it yet as I haven't tried it myself.
installed it and it works well, some problems with IE4 for me though, other than that IE3, IE5, IE5.5, and IE6 are fine.
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I've used that in the past too and it works ok. One of the lads in here has mentioned he is using Install multiple versions of IE on your PC | TredoSoft - but I can;t vouch for it yet as I haven't tried it myself.
i have used this, both at home and in work - all is fine so far
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i have used this, both at home and in work - all is fine so far
There is an issue with the reliability of testing as all versions you have installed use your latest version of javascript that's on the computer so you are not getting a true standalone version. Saying that, for testing the look of the sites, it works fine.
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There is an issue with the reliability of testing as all versions you have installed use your latest version of javascript that's on the computer so you are not getting a true standalone version. Saying that, for testing the look of the sites, it works fine.


sorry yes I should have clarified that - for visual tests all is well.

luckily I dont usually do fancy stuff with javascript and if I do its already been tested on the various browsers before I touch it
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