IE Error: "The content you are trying to view is not supported in the current Document Mode..."

My Captivate 7 project (HTML5) runs just fine on my computer in IE11. My client tried to run it from IE9 and got the following error:
"The content you are trying to view is not supported in the current Document Mode of Internet Explorer. Change the Document Mode to Internet Explorer 9 Standards and try to view the content again. To change the Document Mode, press F12, Click Document Mode:, and then select Internet Explorer 9 Standards."
My guess is that they're running it over their LAN, and IE is subsequently running in quirks mode.
I've changed the metadata in index_SCORM.html from
<meta http-equiv="x-ua-compatible" content="IE=10">
to
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=edge,chrome=1">
we'll see if that fixes it....

TLCMediaDesign wrote:
I've seen a lot of threads about getting rid of these kind of messages. Those messages are there for a reason most of the time. If you have CSS animations or other HTML5 standards that cannot be rendered in IE9 they won't magically start working becuse you got rid of a message. I use IE9 since that is the minimum standard for the client. I have never seen that message publishing to HTML5 content.
IMO, if your client has IE9 I think that you should develop with IE9 in mind not IE11.
When you say "develop with IE9 in mind not IE11" do you mean use SWF instead of HTML5? I used the standard question types, and a converted PowerPoint presentation. I didn't add anything out of the ordinary.

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