Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image

When creating a website's layout, web designers have a lot of details they need to keep track of, including the way the new pages will look like within various browsers. For example, Internet Explorer features different engine configurations for each of its major versions, so developers need to rely on Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image to fully test a website before releasing it to the public.

These virtual images basically recreate the environment of a computer running a specific version of IE, and users can download the image where the target OS and browser edition are embedded.

One needs to keep in mind that they first have to download all the parts of a chosen image, and only afterwards should they unpack them and extract the virtual hard disk (VHD). These images expire after some time, so one needs to re-install them on a regular basis so as to be able to enjoy their benefits for a longer period of time.

The application that should also be installed on the host computer is Microsoft Virtual PC as it is the recommended software utility for installing and running any of the downloaded images. Also, the required username and password for each VHD are specified in the accompanying documentation files.

Once an image is set up, web designers can effortlessly test the compatibility of their newly created website within any type of environment they prefer, depending on the audience they are targeting.

Internet Explorer Application Compatibility VPC Image is an extremely useful solution for all those who are not willing to uninstall their OS or their installed Internet Explorer version for the sole purpose of testing the compatibility of a website. Not to mention that they can rely on several images to ensure their website looks equally good in different IE editions, not only in a single one.

Technical Specifications:

• File: Windows_7_IE8.part01.exe


• Publisher: Microsoft


• Price: FREE

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