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Speed-up and usage tips for IE6 in VirtualPC
Exactly what i've been looking for! However, does anyone know of a way to "force" Win2000 to see the Mac's web sharing? I'm running older versions of IE on Win2000 and IE 6 on XP so i can test back to IE 5.0...however, the Win2000 machine won't see the Mac web server...
Speed-up and usage tips for IE6 in VirtualPC
As one who has installed every version of Microsoft's operating systems from Windows 1.01 to Windows Server 2003 in "virtual" environments, I can tell you that in my opinion, the leanest and most efficient OS to run is NT 4.0. The worst, without a doubt, is Windows Me ;) I also concur that Win XP runs way better than Win 98 virtually.
NT 4 within VPC
I concur with rotaiv that NT 4 seems the fastest of all Windows under VPC. The company I work for tested 98, NT4, W2K, and XP Pro for speed. We're accessing an ADP Windows-only payroll solution and NT4 seemed to be the most repsonsive of the 4. The fact that licensed NT 4 was about $25 per seat didn't hurt either.
Speed-up and usage tips for IE6 in VirtualPC
See my hint here for connecting to a local web server from Virtual PC. You can ignore the note at the end if you are running the latest version of Virtual PC as this network bug has been fixed.
IE5 as well as IE6 in VirtualPC
Slightly off-topic; does anyone know whether you can install both IE 5.0 or 5.5 as well as IE 6 on XP? I don't want to have to set up two Windows installations under VPC, but I have heard I should be checking my sites under both IE 5.x and 6.
IE5 as well as IE6 in VirtualPC
I did a lot of reading around this about six months ago, but I am a bit hazy now.
IE5 as well as IE6 in VirtualPC
Not to argue - again, I'm not a tech guy - but you can test concurrently with IE6 on the same machine. |
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