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No, that was before OS X, and it was relatively short-lived. This is interesting, though: http://tungchingkai.blogspot.com/200...-active-x.html It look like it may be running a native version of Internet Explorer under Wine or something (which is a Windows API virtual environment for Mac and other OSs). If what you need to do is relatively lightweight, you may be able to get away with this.
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Hey ElDiabloConCaca, thanks a lot. I appreciate your help. I downloaded Darwin and IE6. With Darwin 1.0 doesn't the web doesn't work. With 1.1 after 10 seconds it gives me an error message and it kicks me out. So, I guess is a Wine problem. I'll wait for a better version. Thanks to everybody who tried to help. I'll see you around. -Andy |
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| You mean Darwine, don't you? Darwin is the UNIX basis of MacOS X. Darwine is the Darwin port of WINE, a clone of Windows APIs.
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