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Originally Posted by gits
according to MSDN it should do it ... but i never use IE ... just use MACs :) ... and so i'm not really sure either ...
kind regards
Even I never use IE. I don't even care if my code is compatible with IE or not. Every time I do a fix to my code so that it can work in IE too, I really compromise with my ego. :D
And a funny part is, I made a web-application, and used too much DHTML. It never worked on IE. I tried my best to apply fixes, but couldn't. Some features are not compatible with IE, and some giving unexpected errors.I used this IE's developer's toolbar to locate problem with my JS, but could not. It's a really bad debugging tool!!
Actually there's some other debugging tool too for IE, you can find it in the MSDN's "What Others Are Downloading" column at the bottom when you download this toolbar. But that asks for windows genuine validation. :p
Regards :)