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Sur IE6. Voici le code : Position hautSélectionnez#fixe{ position : fixed; top : 0;} Et voici le code pour IE6 : Position haut IE6Sélectionnez#fixe{ position : absolute; top : expression( ignore = document.documentElement.scrollTop + "px" );} Voir le résultat II-B. Position fixe en bas▲ Pour positionner notre élément en bas, il va falloir utiliser la propriété bottom. En revanche, on utilisera à nouveau top pour IE6. Voici le code : Et voici le code pour IE6 : Position bas IE6Sélectionnez#fixe{ position : absolute; top : expression( ignore = - this.offsetHeight + document.documentElement.clientHeight + document.documentElement.scrollTop + "px" );} Voir le résultat II-C. Position fixe au centre▲ Pour positionner notre élément au centre, il va falloir utiliser la propriété top, et encore une fois, sa valeur sera différente sur IE6. La seule différence avec les deux exemples précédents est qu'il faut appliquer en plus une marge négative. Voici le code : Position centreSélectionnez#fixe{ position : fixed; top : 50%; margin-top : -36px; /* Correspond à moins la hauteur totale de l'élément fixe (ici 70px + 2px de bordure) divisée par 2 */} Et voici le code pour IE6 : Position centre IE6Sélectionnez#fixe{ position : absolute; top : expression( ignore = - this.offsetHeight + document.documentElement.clientHeight / 2 + document.documentElement.scrollTop + "px" ); margin-top : 36px;} Voir le résultat Même si cet exemple en lui-même n'est pas très usuel, on peut imaginer plein de cas d'utilisation, comme une fausse popup modale centrée. III. Exemple de page avec header et footer fixes▲ Pour avoir un

On Windows 10/11 with WSL 2 installed. You’ll ideally want to also set up an XP VM for testing.You will need to install:Visual Studio - select the following individual components:Desktop development with C++C++ Windows XP Support for VS 2017 (v141) toolsC++ ATL for v141 build tools (x86 & x64)Visual Studio 2008 for compiling a build that works on XP RTM and 2000 SP4 - not required if you only want to build for XP SP2 and later (Visual Studio 2010 might be required also for VS to detect Visual Studio 2008)NSISIn the WSL environment, run the following command to install build dependencies. This command is for Ubuntu - if you use a different distro, you will need to find and install the equivalent packages from your package manager.sudo apt install make nsis nsis-pluginapi mingw-w64-i686-devYou will also need to extract a copy of updroots.exe from this update. You can do this manually using 7-Zip, placing the exe at setup/updroots.exe, or run the following in WSL:sudo apt install cabextractcurl -L -o /tmp/rvkroots.execabextract -d setup -F updroots.exe /tmp/rvkroots.exerm /tmp/rvkroots.exeWhen opening the solution for the first time, Visual Studio will ask if you want to retarget it against the latest Windows SDK. Select No Upgrade.TestingFor debugging, if running on XP with IE8, install Utilu IE Collection. IE6/IE7 is much more useful for debugging the native code, because of its simplistic single-process model. Visual Studio is able to launch it and directly attach to the process the code is running in.To configure the debugger:Right click LegacyUpdate in the Solution Explorer → PropertiesIn the Debugging tab, set the Command field to:For system IE install: $(ProgramW6432)\Internet Explorer\iexplore.exeFor Utilu IE6 RTM: $(ProgramW6432)\Utilu IE Collection\IE600\iexplore.exeFor Utilu IE6 SP2: $(ProgramW6432)\Utilu IE Collection\IE600XPSP2\iexplore.exeFor Utilu IE7: $(ProgramW6432)\Utilu IE Collection\IE700\iexplore.exeSet the Command Arguments field to or any other URL you want to use

Mexico desert. Heck I know of another company, that refuses to update their IE6 to anything. Their IT department just does't want to bother with the hassle of deploying a newer version of IE. You'd think with all the complaints I hear about newer websites not looking right in IE6 they'd at least try to update to IE7 but nooo. Some IT departments just refuse to update unless absolutely, positively, inescapably necessary. ----------------------------------Phil AKA Vacunita----------------------------------Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown. Behind the Web, Tips and Tricks for Web Development. #17 tf1 Technical User In reality, Microsoft do understand that there is need for legacy software. MSDN Subscriber downloads still has a whole load of nostalgia for download: OSs from DOS 6.0 onwards and Office from 95 (v7) onwards.Regards: Terry #18 Heck I know of another company, that refuses to update their IE6 to anything. Their IT department just does't want to bother with the hassle of deploying a newer version of IE."^^^^^Aren't these type of people (companies, IT departments) doomed at some point in the future? Time CAN stand still forever?!?!?! #19 As I said, they'll upgrade when they think its "absolutely, positively, inescapably necessary"Probably just before they are run over by progress. And they'll update just enough so they can survive a while longer without updating anymore than necessary. ----------------------------------Phil AKA Vacunita----------------------------------Ignorance is not necessarily Bliss, case in point:Unknown has caused an Unknown Error on Unknown and must be shutdown to prevent damage to Unknown. Behind the Web, Tips and Tricks for Web Development. Status Not open for further replies. Similar threads Home Forums Desktops, Portables & Smartphones Desktop Software PC Operating Systems Microsoft: Windows This site uses cookies to help personalise content, tailor your experience and to keep you logged in if you register.By continuing to use this site, you are consenting to our use of cookies.

Controllers” and click “Next>”.In the 4th wizard window, click the “Have Disk” button.The Install From Disk window is opened, in the Copy manufacturer’s file from: field, type the following path “C:\Program Files\Parallels\Parallels Tools\Sound” and click OK.In the Select Device window select one of the “Avance AC’97 Audio for Intel(R) Audio Controller [ 9-10-2007]” and click OK.In the next wizard window which says “Windows driver file search for the device…”, click “Next>”.If the wizard asks, insert the disc (or connect the CD-ROM image file) with your Win98 installation files and type the path to it in the field Copy files from. Click OK.After the wizard finishes copying files and you see this window, click Finish.Close the windows with AC’97 audio properties and system properties.Reboot the virtual machine (Start menu->Shutdown) for the new settings to take effect.When you do reboot, sound should be working and you should hear the bootup sounds.Get Windows Update to work by first installing IE6, SP1Even though Microsoft no longer supports Win98, it still allows you to download all of the critical security updates (and some other updates) that were available until the time MS stopped supporting Win98. It is a good idea to perform these updates.If you try doing Windows Update at this point of the installation from this guide, it will not work.In order to get Windows Update to work, you need to update to Internet Explorer 6, SP1. This can be downloaded and installed from here.Now there are 2 different ways you can connect to the internet for the first time through IE6. The first method, which I documented below, is to execute IE6 and do a fake modem setup. RealUnimportant has noted in his comment however that the fake modem setup is not required, and his comment gives another method for how to do it. The fake modem setup is how I did it, and it worked for me, but sounds like there may be a better way – but I never tried this method.After you have installed IE6, start Internet Explorer.Unfortunately, you won’t be directly connected to your network connection here. You will get a screen that says Welcome to MSN Internet Access. I found that if you just go through these screens and tell it to install a modem, even though there is no modem there, you will be able to get to the internet with IE later on. Here are the steps that I went through in order to get this to work:Welcome to MSN Internet Access” screen: click “Next>”.Install New Modem window: Check the “Don’t detect my modem, I will select it from a list”, and click “Next>”.In the next window, you need to pick any random modem. I happened to choose the Manufacturer: 3com, Model: U.S. Robotics 33.6K FAX EXT. After choosing this modem, click “Next>”.In the window asking you to select a port: Choose “LPT1:”, and click “Next>”.Using your modem to connect” screen, click on “Lan/Manual”Setup your Internet Connection screen: Select “Connect using my local area network”, and