Certification Info for 10g/11g Discoverer - Metalink ID 233047.1

All,
I referenced the metalink ID ID 233047.1, for certification Information regarding 10g and 11g Discoverer. Can someone please confirm if the following is true? The information in this link is really confusing and I greatly appreciate your help in this regard.
Discoverer Admin and Desktop 10g --> No, will not work on Windows 7 and IE9.
Discoverer Plus and Viewer 10g --> Yes, for Windows 7, and No for IE9. Will work with Windows 7 and IE8. It does NOT talk about IE9. (Metalink ID: [ID 233047.1]). This is what concerns me.
******Will Discoverer Plus and Viewer 10g work with IE9?**********
Discoverer Admin and Desktop 11g --> Yes, will work with Windows 7 and IE9
Discoverer Plus and Viewer 11g --> Yes, will work with Windows 7 and IE9
Discoverer Admin and Desktop 11g ---> **** Will this work with Windows XP? *****
Discoverer Plus and Viewer 11g --> ****** Will this work with IE8? *******
Thanks!
Priya

Danny,
We are planing to do 11g Discoverer upgrade from 10.1.2 with 11i apps on Unix,I believe it is only certified on Linux for Oracle Apps 11i.
Discoverer 11g (11.1.1.3) Certified with E-Business Suite
http://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/07/discoverer_11g_11113_ebs.html
Discoverer 11g (11.1.1.2) Certified with E-Business Suite
http://blogs.oracle.com/stevenChan/2010/03/discoverer_11g_11112_ebs.html
Can you one give me some more insight information about upgrade process,I would like to know how compatible it , I gone through some metalink notes, but its not very much clear to me
Using Discoverer 11.1.1 with Oracle E-Business Suite Release 11i [ID 1073963.1]If you are on Unix, do not upgrade for now. If you are on Linux, please mention what steps are not clear to you.
Thanks,
Hussein

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