Can I run Internet explorer 8 on a new MacBook Pro

Guys (and gals), I'm stuck! I love everything about my iPhone and iPad and the way I can run my business through them...but!!!
The company I do most of my work for has their website stuck on the past. In order to get my orders and arrange work for my subs, I have to use Internet explorer and it requires active x controls. Am I going to be able to make this set up work on a MacBook? I wish I could do it from the iPad but all the remote viewers and ie importers fail to let me do the work that the active x allows me access to. Ideas?

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Scraggy78 wrote:
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