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On Sun, 2008-07-27 at 16:01 +0000, John Chambers wrote: > And IE due to its OS ti-ins, it's nearly > impossible to get two different versions of IE running on a single > instance of Windows. The traditional solution has been to buy and > support a flock of machines, each with one version of the OS and one > version of IE. Virtualization lets you collapse these down to many > fewer machines. And since you are usually doing the tests one browser > at a time, having them all using the same keyboard/mouse/display > isn't a problem. > > It's supposedly true that there are ways to make several versions of > IE work on a single instance of Windows. But people who try it > generally throw up their hands in frustration and just buy multiple > machines. Or they say the hell with those W9[58] systems.
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