My reasoning goes as follows : Assuming "You can't install IE7 or 8 alongside 6" You can virtualise Windows XP on Windows 7 and run both browsers. This allev

My reasoning goes as follows : Assuming "You can't install IE7 or 8 alongside 6" You can virtualise Windows XP on Windows 7 and run both browsers. This alleviates pain and provides for legacy apps that rely on 6. Of course, infinitely better to just ditch IE completely and the dependent apps, and simply write that off [amortizing against future pain]