Conventional wisdom (and Microsoft) has always said that there was no way to install multiple versions of Internet Explorer onto one PC. Not without booting multiple operating systems, or using a virtualizer product like VMWare.
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Having fun with IE
As I was looking for new blogs during lunch, I came across an interesting post . Apparently, it has been discovered how to run multiple versions of Internet Explorer without the need to reboot into alternate OS’s…