Repository content is different in different browsers

We run a two node BI cluster. There is one copy of the RPD that both nodes read. When promoting the RPD from Dev -> QA, different versions of the repository are rendered in Answers for different users. In this example, the previous version of the repository is called version 1.0 and the new version is called 1.1. Version 1.1 contains a couple of new columns that are not present in version 1.0. Can anyone explain what is going on here?
User 1 looking at Node 2
Browser => Firefox 3.0.4
RPD seen => Version 1.1
Browser => IE6
RPD seen => Version 1.0
User 2 looking at Node 2
Browser => Firefox 3.0.4
RPD seen => Version 1.0
Browser => IE6
RPD seen => Version 1.1

Did you clear the browser cache?
Did you clear the presentation server cache?
regards
John
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/

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