I need to run internet explorer for a program I use.But can't access it is this due to running Firefox

I noticed that when I went to use Internet Explorer a few weeks ago it would say it stopped running. I thought that it was just a fluke. But when I try to download things in my MTC program they will start to download then just stop.MTC needs Internet Explorer 7 to work. And I don't like spending money on a program to find Foxfire isn't supported,or Craig's List or Windows Mail. What gets me is that Wildblue says I need to use this program and I have nothing but problems .Why does it always reset,that's dam frustrating ,reading something...BAM it's gone , Connection Reset.Can anyone help me get Internet explorer back?

When you originally downloaded the Yosemite installer it was sent to your Applications folder, it did it's thing and then deleted itself. In order to avoid that, you'd need to quit the installer before running it, copy it to a different location and then start it again to actually run the upgrade. So you'll have to download the Yosemite installer again to install it on an external.

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Hello,
Internet Explorer for Mac is no more compatible with OSX Lion.
Does this means no more Internet Explorer for Mac?

sexcBoy wrote:
It does not matter, I will give get the current version of crossover, in case there are problems then I will go terminal.
Many apps like IE for Mac stop working on Lion plus there can't even be standalone GCC installed.
Current version of the cross-over? Do you really believe that IE 9 is an accurate representation of IE for Mac? That would be the equivilant of IE 5 (not even 5.5) for Windows. And in 2003 when IE for Mac was discontinued, it was done so because at that time both Firefox (at the time known as Phoenix but later changed due to copyright claim), and Safari for Mac were out. All of those browsers and later iterations can run on those old computers. And as far as browsers go, I don't think you will find many compatibility issues in code because I don't know of any modern browsers whose rendering engine broke as a result of the Lion upgrade.

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You can't — at least not if you want to run it in the Mac OS. If you have Winidows installed on your Mac, then of course you can run the Windows version of IE, but the Mac version hasn't been updated since June 2003 and is unsupported by Microsoft. It's very insecure, it can't handle a lot of current web sites, and it may not run at all in recent OS X versions. It was lousy in 2003, and it can't have gotten any better while the world was passing it by.
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Windows on Intel Macs
There are presently several alternatives for running Windows on Intel Macs.
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Parallels Desktop for Mac and Windows XP, Vista Business, Vista Ultimate, or Windows 7. Parallels is software virtualization that enables running Windows concurrently with OS X.
VM Fusionand Windows XP, Vista Business, Vista Ultimate, or Windows 7. VM Fusion is software virtualization that enables running Windows concurrently with OS X.
CrossOver which enables running many Windows applications without having to install Windows. The Windows applications can run concurrently with OS X.
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I'm not sure this is the right news group, if not please direct me to the correct one.
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Preview in browser internet explorer for mac

I use a Mac running Leopard and use Safari as my web browser.
When I try to "preview in browser" in DW, Internet explorer is not
available. Can I run it on mac and where do a get a compatible
version--and preferably without spending a lot of $.

internet explorer for the mac hasn't been supported by MS for
years. Honestly, it's not worth even looking at it.
To view your work in IE for win users, consider getting
something like VMWare Fusion or Parallels or just simply using
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If the developers of the site insisted on using Microsoft-proprietary technology such that the site requires Internet Explorer, then your only solution will be to run Windows on your Mac, either via Boot Camp or one of the virtualization solutions (Parallels Desktop, VMWare Fusion, or VirtualBox) so you can run the Windows version of IE. There is no IE for Mac any more, hasn't been for years, and almost certainly is not coming back.
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company who makes the program now has a iPad APP. Why put the money into an app but not have it available on safari.
You'd have to ask that company that question. It seems odd to me as well, but they obviously have a business reason for their decision.
Regards.
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