I just moved to the Mac after years and permanently moved my PC out of my life at home. I am a graphic designer who builds web pages. I code pure XHTML pages with div layouts. But whenever you keep to web standards, you have to check out how it works on the most commonly-used browsers. On the Mac, my default browser is Firefox (Chrome and Safari are also installed).

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But I cannot see the result of how my pages look in IE. On a Mac, is there any way to test web designs on IE? (IE for Mac is not supported by Microsoft any more, so I didn't download it.

I've received several suggestions to use Boot Camp, but I don't want to install Windows.). The most common ways I know of doing this: • Virtual testing: • Screen capture and Remote Access service for cross platform compatibility testing and HTML design quality assurance • • Check Browser Compatibility, Cross Platform Browser Test • Your local library often has PCs available for patrons to use • Ask a buddy to test it/take screenshots for you (often, in return for you doing the same for them on the Mac) Even if you had IE/Mac installed, it wouldn't help you any in this regard. It used a different rendering engine; one that no version of IE/Win has ever used. If running a virtual machine isn't interesting, I think your best bet is to get a cheap PC with a Microsoft OS. You can run it without a monitor and connect to it using Microsoft's free 'Remote Desktop Connection' software so you don't have to physically type on a different machine to test things. There are a few different versions of IE you may wish to test.

Microsoft has virtual-machine-based copies of their browsers for this purpose [1]. These images can't be run in a traditional VM on your Mac due to licensing problems. They will run on the cheap PC. I would suggest a virtual environment so that you can clone your virtual machine to host different versions of IE on every virtual machine (at least IE version 7 and 8 need to be tested and version 9 is about to be released). Beside the commercial offering (VMWare Fusion and Parallels) there are also open source projects like Virtual Box that you can use to start experimenting.

You'll need a valid Microsoft Windows XP or Windows 7 license so that you can install Windows on the virtual machine. Regards Massimo.

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