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When Microsoft rolled out IE7, it did so only in newer generation operating systems, such as Windows XP and Vista. This left a large contingent of users of IE6 on Windows 2000, which is still in fairly wide use. The company also didn’t post recommendations for W2K users to switch to a different browser, such as Firefox or Opera. Both actions served to leave a bloc of orphaned IE6 users, many of whom are still haunting our web sites.

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