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IE6update.com In Action

IE6Update.com provides a tiny bit of Javascript that gently informs an Internet Explorer 6-using website visitor that their web-browser is out of date and needs updating.

I didn’t have a working IE6 installation and upon visiting the site I wanted to see a demo.  There was no video so…I made this 3 minute introduction.

“Ian Ozsvald, a professional screencaster over at ProCasts, graciously put together this awesome screencast that demonstrates how IE6 Update works.” – Nick Pettit of Done21

To get IE6 I settled on using Wine (Windows Emulator) inside the latest Release Candidate of Ubuntu 9.04 Jaunty with a genuine IE6 install from Microsoft.

See it in action below, it will be in our screencast examples collection later.


Ian produces professional screencasts (ProCasts, twitter), writes The Screencasting Handbook and blogs (IanOzsvald.com).
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5 Responses to “IE6update.com In Action”

  1. [...] see wine in action running Internet Explorer 6 on the Jaunty RC, watch this screencast of ie6update that I recorded last night in [...]

  2. [...] audio clip used is from my ie6update introduction screencast of [...]

  3. Thank you so much Ian, we really really appreciate you doing this! :D

    Nick Pettit
    Co-Creator of IE6Update.com

  4. Nick, you’re very welcome. As mentioned in email – if you have any other cool services and you’d like a screencast to demo them, just drop me a mail. If I’m free I’ll pitch in.
    Ian.

  5. [...] everyone dislikes IE6 Update. Check out the IE6 Update screencast from ProCasts and the IE6 Update WordPress plugin. Mozilla Firefox is pretty amused as [...]

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