wine and ie?

hi,

runnung dapper on my laptop, a dell d820 (coreduo based). 
i've been
given a cd's with xrays from a recent surgery, but the d's
run a
mostly-javascript program from GE (a favourite company of
mine anyway!)
that refuses to run in any environment other than
windows/internet
explorer.  so i can't see my x-rays!  i have the dapper
wine packages
installed and they seem to run fine -- installed firefox in
the wine
nvironment with no trouble, for instance.  but ie refuses to
co-operate.
has anyone had any success, and could they give me some
clues?  thanks,

matt


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On 8/28/06, Matt Price <matt.priceutoronto.ca> wrote:
> hi,
>
> runnung dapper on my laptop, a dell d820 (coreduo
based).  i've been
> given a cd's with xrays from a recent surgery, but the
d's run a
> mostly-javascript program from GE (a favourite company
of mine anyway!)
> that refuses to run in any environment other than
windows/internet
> explorer.  so i can't see my x-rays!  i have the
dapper wine packages
> installed and they seem to run fine -- installed
firefox in the wine
> nvironment with no trouble, for instance.  but ie
refuses to co-operate.
> has anyone had any success, and could they give me some
clues?  thanks,
Try VMware instead,
www.vmware.com
regards,
Guillermo.

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On Monday 28 August 2006 22:56, Matt Price wrote:
 hi,

 runnung dapper on my laptop, a dell d820 (coreduo based). 
i've been
 given a cd's with xrays from a recent surgery, but the
d's run a
 mostly-javascript program from GE (a favourite company of
mine anyway!)
 that refuses to run in any environment other than
windows/internet
 explorer.  so i can't see my x-rays!  i have the dapper
wine packages
 installed and they seem to run fine -- installed firefox in
the wine
 nvironment with no trouble, for instance.  but ie refuses
to co-operate.
 has anyone had any success, and could they give me some
clues?  thanks,

 matt
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Crossover Office from Code Weavers can be useful. 
However, some apps that demand Windows specific stuff can
still cause 
problems, in cases like this, it is easier to run a virtual
machine, i.e. 
VMWare Server. (Guess it depends if you need to get work
done, or would 
rather spend time making things work.)

Wade

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