Which Browser Most Renders like IE?

[Nick]

Hi,

I want to build a large Web site and I am using SUSE linux as my operating
system to write the Web site.

Most of the users of my site will be using Internet Explorer 6 to view my
Web site. But I can not use Internet Explorer to test my Web site because
I can't put IE on SUSE. Does anybody know which browser comes closest to IE
in rendering pages? or does anybody know of a good solution to this
besides using Windows?

thanks

Nick

[Al]

Nick wrote:
 

Get the Codeweavers Crossover Office product. It runs IE quite well I'm told.
We use it for Word and Excel and Quicken. Terrific product. Cost about $40 as
I remember. You can't go wrong with it. http://www.codeweavers.com/

Or you can try Win4Lin.... but it requires a Win 98 (not 2000) CD.

Al Canton
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a month. Perfect for the small business or start-up.
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[Warren]

In article <com>,
Nick <com> wrote:

:or does anybody know of a good solution to this
:besides using Windows?

Go to your public library and visit your pages. I do this sometimes.
--
Looks like more of Texas to me.
.... Arizona, where the nights are warm and the roads are straight.

[Nick]

Al C. wrote:
 
>
> Get the Codeweavers Crossover Office product. It runs IE quite well I'm
> told. We use it for Word and Excel and Quicken. Terrific product. Cost
> about $40 as I remember. You can't go wrong with it.
> http://www.codeweavers.com/
>
> Or you can try Win4Lin.... but it requires a Win 98 (not 2000) CD.
>
> Al Canton
> __________________________________________________ ________
> Adams-Blake Company, Inc.
> ***
> JAYA123 - the web-based total-office system for the
> small biz. Order entry, billing, bookkeeping, etc. for $14.95
> a month. Perfect for the small business or start-up.
> See demo at: http://www.jaya123.com
> ***[/ref]

Hey thanks. I didn't know about that. I think I might do that.

Nick

[Henrik]

Den Sat, 30 Oct 2004 15:19:54 -0700. skrev Nick i beskeden
<com>:
 

Dual boot would be the best pick IF you *must* check with MS-IE. However,
Firefox would be the browser I would go for -- and it is available for us
Linux-users... ;-)

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;-) Henrik, Slagelse
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[Paul]

On Sat, 30 Oct 2004 15:19:54 -0700, Nick wrote:
 

Crossover Office will run IE6 in Linux.

[J.O.]

Nick wrote:
 

MSIE has it's unstandard, so it will be quite difficult to be able to see how
it will look in MSIE without using MSIE.

I do suggest you use the validation tools from w3c, and then check your output
in Mozilla, Opera and Konqueror, then you will have a site that will work
porperly on most of the worlds browsers.


//Aho

[Good]

Nick <com> wrote in
news:com:
 

here's a good temp solution as far as rendering goes:

http://www.danvine.com/iecapture/

enter your URL there, and you get a screen-capture PNG of your site in many
flavors of IE.

[Frank]

Nick wrote: 

Dopn't know any browser, thats render like IE. But you can use it. Just have
a look to VMware or Wine.