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| twist the IE under OX-X 5.6.7
I'd like to ask you a quick question about the use of IE under OS-X. I need to access a website that was design for IE and I'm trying to make it run under OS-X. Is a medical page and the first thing that happens is they make me download a .cab file that has 4 files inside. One .inf and other three .ocx Without that .cab file the content of the website doesn't appear. Now, under OS-X I installed the IE and I'm trying somehow to make it see these .ocx files as pluggins. I tried to change the format (to move them from .ocx to .cfm and also from .ocx to .plugin) and add them to the content of the IE under OS-X, but is not working. I'm pretty sure it should be a way to make the IE under OS-X to read those files but I don't really know how to do it. Can you recommend me something regarding this aspect? thanks a lot p.s. by the way, in case you want to help me out my email is nactus_berrilli@ymail.com -------- Please remove this post. I accidentally repeated it. Thanks Last edited by muzycales; June 11th, 2009 at 02:11 AM. |
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Microsoft stopped supporting IE in 2006 and only got up to IE 5 so it's quite behind. I'm not surprised it isn't working on your mac, and those files do indeed sound pc based. Have you tried other browsers?
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Member wishes to delete the post. Read the very end of the message.
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| I saw that, but it was in his signature. Strange.
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