Although you develop and design for IE7 and FireFox, there are still a massive amount of end users in the IE6 world. You'd think everyone would be on board by now, but not really. I did a poll around the office and it turns out, 4 out of 9 workstations are still using Internet Explorer 6. Baffling. So here's the scenario. You create a simple Flash presentation that will be embedded in Flash Category
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Although you develop and design for IE7 and FireFox, there are still a massive amount of end users in the IE6 world. You'd think everyone would be on board by now, but not really. I did a poll around the office and it turns out, 4 out of 9 workstations are still using Internet Explorer 6. Baffling. So here's the scenario. You create a simple Flash presentation that will be embedded in
Comments (0) Posted on Tuesday, May 6th, 2008
Although you develop and design for IE7 and FireFox, there are still a massive amount of end users in the IE6 world. You'd think everyone would be on board by now, but not really. I did a poll around the office and it turns out, 4 out of 9 workstations are still using Internet Explorer 6. Baffling. So here's the scenario. You create a simple Flash presentation that will be embedded in 