Re: cross browser/platform testing

Connectix makes the Macintosh PC emulator. I have it, it works pretty well.

Connectix recently came out with a Virtual PC for Windows which lets you
install different Windows/DOS/NT/Linux (but not Mac) OSes on a single PC.
Conceivably you could install different browser versions for each OS.
http://www.connectix.com/

This company sells software that is suppose to let you emulate a Mac on a
PC. The catch is I think it requires Mac ROMs. If you have to purchase a
Mac ROM you might as well as buy an older used Mac.
http://www.emulators.com/


At 10:08 PM 09/24/2001 +0100, you wrote:
>You only need multiple PCs to run different versions of Internet Explorer.
>Netscape will allow you to install multiple versions on one machine.  If you
>want to test different versions of IE on one PC, you can buy a program
>called VMWare, which allows you to emulate another computer without buying
>extra hardware.
>
>If you want to test on Mac, you will need to buy one.  I haven't seen a good
>Mac emulator for windows yet.  However, there is a good PC emulator for Mac.
>I believe it's called "virtual pc" or something.  On Mac you can run any old
>versions of IE/Netscape at the same time.
>
>Hope this makes some kind of sense,
>
>Tim

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