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Originally posted by Zachery View PostThere are people who cannot upgrade. It'd be nice if we could force all corporate users to just upgrade when ever we wanted.
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Originally posted by Zachery View PostThere are people who cannot upgrade. It'd be nice if we could force all corporate users to just upgrade when ever we wanted.
Why neglect the modern stuff?
Why fall behind with the times?
I reckon some of the sites I have seen that have been built in IE6 have got more red x's on them and they have plenty of broken links. It's their browser and you have stubborn bosses of corprorations that refuse to upgrade and would rather upgrade cars, give their workers more money.Aussiefootyforums
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Lets say a company spent 500,000 7-8 years ago developing software that plugs into IE6. Now in 2010, it will take 1,000,000 dollars and an additional 150 dollars per seat because something they need costs to install per system. Why would this company want to spend 1-2 million dollars to update?
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Originally posted by Zachery View PostLets say a company spent 500,000 7-8 years ago developing software that plugs into IE6. Now in 2010, it will take 1,000,000 dollars and an additional 150 dollars per seat because something they need costs to install per system. Why would this company want to spend 1-2 million dollars to update?
If it was in America or in the uk I am sure that people would lose their jobs pretty quickly for not upgrading.
You look around at india for example they used to have next to nothing and they now have almost everything that is modern.
However, there are other places around the world that do have reasons not to upgrade.
I would rather have a set policy of upgrading the employee's workstations to the more modern technology rather than having a new car or a company house..... Most call centres these days use the latest technology.
IE6 is considered old just like computers that run windows 3.11 or windows 95. Both of those are not supported any more. People still like to use them..... They have trouble with their computers and it costs more to fix than to get a brand spanking new pc with the latest stuff on it.
If you had a large company with all employees getting paid $2 million dollars each it would be simple to do. You get each employee to pay for their brand spanking new pc with all the new things on it and the software they need. It's simple to do that. You look at a brand and you take orders and within a few days you get what you ordered.Aussiefootyforums
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Originally posted by Zachery View PostBut IE6 is still supported by its vendor.
With what I am doing as a business which is website design I use Dreamweaver. It doesn't matter which version as it does all the same things that I want it to do for me. So every 2 years I will be upgrading to the latest edition of Dreamweaver.... Same with my pc. I will get another one at the end of 2010.Aussiefootyforums
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Originally posted by schwab2clarkson View PostForget about using IE6 altogether and upgrade.
Oh and to those that haven't upgraded I bet you still use windows 3.11
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Originally posted by beishe8 View Post
Have just been to the microsoft website and they have prompts for people to upgrade to IE8..... go figure idiotsAussiefootyforums
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Originally posted by schwab2clarkson View PostAnyone who makes that comment is rather rude.
Have just been to the microsoft website and they have prompts for people to upgrade to IE8..... go figure idiots
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Well shwab... be concerned about rude all you want, we're more concerned about your ignorance. What part of "some people cannot upgrade due to corporate environments" do you not understand? Hundreds, if not thousands of corporations globally are embedded with IE6. They've written their corporate backend to interface with it because it's extensible and honestly was probably the most flexible version of IE ever released. You seem to want to focus on the individual user that browses to your website. Yeah, maybe that person does need to upgrade his browser to be compatable with your site, but for hundreds of thousands if not millions of corporate users that is simply not an option. The corporations have software that relies on IE6 to interface their mainframes and minis, they can't just upgrade their browsers, because then they can't interface the corporate networks anymore. Why is this so hard for you to understand? This is absolutely not a question about whether or not people should upgrade their browser, because that's not an option in a lot of cases. This is a question of whether vb4 will be made compatable with the still supported IE6.Anybody who says "it can't be done" will usually be interrupted by somebody who is already doing it.
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Originally posted by kyrgyz View PostClear on what? Does it mean IE6 issues will be resolved in vB4.0.1?If they know how to fix it, I think they will do!
Not like somebody here who is a negative and even doesn't belive that it is a problem. "+_-
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Originally posted by schwab2clarkson View PostAnyone who makes that comment is rather rude.
Have just been to the microsoft website and they have prompts for people to upgrade to IE8..... go figure idiots
You are rude, insulting and refuse to listen to what knowledgeable people are telling you. Do you actually have a job? Because you clearly have NO idea how business works.MARK.B
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