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Thanks, i almost didn't find the option, but luckily i did and now IE 5 is up and running. &nbsp;i also have Q.10230281 in the ASP area if you know anything about ASP.<br />
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thanks!<br />
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bruno
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Thanks, i almost didn't find the option, but luckily i did and now IE 5 is up and running.  i also have Q.10230281 in the ASP area if you know anything about ASP.

thanks!

bruno

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Ok...this is a stupid one. &nbsp;I have IE 4.0 right now, i'm debating whether i want to upgrade to 5.0. &nbsp;the only reason i'm hesitant is because i don't want to lose 4.0, i would like to keep that to be able to test my pages on. &nbsp;is there anyway i can upgrade to 5.0 without losing 4.0? &nbsp;i have two hard drives if that helps.
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Ok...this is a stupid one.  I have IE 4.0 right now, i'm debating whether i want to upgrade to 5.0.  the only reason i'm hesitant is because i don't want to lose 4.0, i would like to keep that to be able to test my pages on.  is there anyway i can upgrade to 5.0 without losing 4.0?  i have two hard drives if that helps.

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