As a web developer we all want to know how our page(s) looks in different versions of IE :(
Here is a tool through which you can achieve this using a single interface:
http://www.my-debugbar.com/wiki/IETester/HomePage
It supports IE8 beta 1, IE7 IE 6 and IE5.5 on Vista and XP
Hope this helps.
I tried it out and was very disappointed that they did not include IE4... :D
Good stuff, though.
-magicyte
I'm surprised that you are looking for it to support on IE4, besides the fact that the records show that nobody loves being outdated (http://www.w3schools.com/browsers/browsers_stats.asp).
wow... just wow.
IE4!
Heck, why don't we all just forget about creating something which is asthetically pleasant and start making sites which will "work" in IE3?!?!?!
C'mon, IE4 is nothing but a dinosaur now... it's extinct.
I'm surprised that you are looking for it to support on IE4
Who said that I was? I was just kidding when I said that. Also: whenever I said I had IE4, I didn't have IE4. 'Twas IE6 I had. Very stupid and pathetic, I know. Again, I was kidding and I find it very insulting that you guys said that ... :( ... I even used a :D face to indicate I was kidding ...
wow... just wow.
IE4!
Heck, why don't we all just forget about creating something which is asthetically pleasant and start making sites which will "work" in IE3?!?!?!
Eh. My stomach sickens when I read that. PUUHHLEEEZ!! Anyway, sorry if I stretched it a little...
-magicyte
I think that word (abbreviation) should be banished from the designers'/developers' vocabulary. Even uttering IE lte 6 should be considered cursing. LOL
Anyway, my two cents anyhoo
IE is almost extinct... im cutting out support for IE on my sites, I have repeated "its not real, its not real, its not real..." and it sorta went away... *see w3 schools browser stats*