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Giants hooked on IE6 web apps

By Liam Tung, iTnews on Mar 7, 2012 7:41AM
Giants hooked on IE6 web apps

Australia's banks and government agencies struggle to upgrade to Windows 7.

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Microsoft might be winning the battle to purge most users off the ageing Internet Explorer 6 browser, but shaking the big end of town has proven difficult in the face of IE6 dependent applications. An iTnews survey of Australia's largest users of information technology reveals that ...

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