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UPDATE June 18, 2009:
There are no problems running the Real English lessons in IE6 that I can see, as long as you install Java and Flash, and then reboot.
I set up a dual boot system on my computer and I am running IE 6 (6.00.290.5512) in XP, in order to get to the bottom of this "problem", which doesn't seem problematic at all.
Teachers - please post here if you are using IE 6 and still have problems!
This post was:
Hello Internet Explorer 6 Users,
Boy, do I need your help! I regularly test Real English lessons with Internet Explorer 8 on my Windows Vista computer, and with Internet Explorer 7 on my Windows XP computer, and I also test the lessons with Forefox 3, the new Opera, Safari, and Google Chrome on both computers, but I have no way to test on IE 5 or 6, since the swell guys at Windows won't let you go "backwards" to install a previous version for testing purposes.
I discovered IE Tester which allows you to test your pages on all versions of Internet Explorer, but there's a hitch: it can't handle Java, so it's useless to me.
All Real English lessons include a java applet for recording your voice online (so that students can compare their pronunciation to the teacher's pronunciation, or to the people in the videos).
So I need help. If you use IE 6, can you test a lesson for me?
If you can, it's a good idea to go to a lesson which includes all objects:
video - audio - record/compare java applet - pictures - and the exercises which also use java. There are many lessons which include all these elements, for example Lesson 29.
Does everything work? I sure would like to know!
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How do the Real English Lessons work with Internet Explorer 6?
UPDATE June 18, 2009:
There are no problems running the Real English lessons in IE6 that I can see, as long as you install Java and Flash, and then reboot.
I set up a dual boot system on my computer and I am running IE 6 (6.00.290.5512) in XP, in order to get to the bottom of this "problem", which doesn't seem problematic at all.
Teachers - please post here if you are using IE 6 and still have problems!
This post was:
Hello Internet Explorer 6 Users,
Boy, do I need your help! I regularly test Real English lessons with Internet Explorer 8 on my Windows Vista computer, and with Internet Explorer 7 on my Windows XP computer, and I also test the lessons with Forefox 3, the new Opera, Safari, and Google Chrome on both computers, but I have no way to test on IE 5 or 6, since the swell guys at Windows won't let you go "backwards" to install a previous version for testing purposes.
I discovered IE Tester which allows you to test your pages on all versions of Internet Explorer, but there's a hitch: it can't handle Java, so it's useless to me.
All Real English lessons include a java applet for recording your voice online (so that students can compare their pronunciation to the teacher's pronunciation, or to the people in the videos).
So I need help. If you use IE 6, can you test a lesson for me?
If you can, it's a good idea to go to a lesson which includes all objects:
video - audio - record/compare java applet - pictures - and the exercises which also use java. There are many lessons which include all these elements, for example Lesson 29.
Does everything work? I sure would like to know!
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The following are all supposed to be true. Enjoy them! Tech support: What kind of computer do you have? Customer: A white one... --------------------- Customer: Hi, this is Maureen. I can't get my diskette out. Tech support: Have you tried pushing...
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What Is Real English®? How Does It Work? How Is It Created? Real English® is the organization and exploitation of spontaneous speech for learning English as a second or foreign language. It has existed in the form of CD-ROMs and is currently available...
- Real English Mobile Update
I have not finished the new Mobile site yet, but there are already 15 complete lessons up, with quizzes (about 80 hours of work for real beginners). You are more than welcome to use it now, while it is still under construction. I have added most of...
- Students: Try The Lessons, Not Just The Videos!
I just visited Google Analytics for the very first time, and I was happily surprised to see that visits to the Real English site have increased by 200% during the last 30 days. Maybe it's because I have been doing online presentations about the site....
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Eric: Larry, can you tell me to play DOS games through DOSBox. Larry: DOSBox, in simple English, is a free program that emulates an X86 based DOS environment on your new computer including speaker sounds, video graphics and other hardware. DOSBox is available...