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You actually said too much. You could have stopped at just "IE8", or even "IE", and we all would have known your plight.
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True
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Vincent Maverick Durano wrote: IE6
HOW DARE YOU USE SUCH FOUL LANGUAGE IN MY PRESENCE.
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Come on! You are doing it for less then a year!!! I do web for almost 20 years - try IE6 or Netscape Navigator and you will find IE8 a nice guy
Skipper: We'll fix it.
Alex: Fix it? How you gonna fix this?
Skipper: Grit, spit and a whole lotta duct tape.
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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote: You are doing it for less then a year Little longer than that. And I miss the good old WinForm days. WinForms, for UI development that just works
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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter wrote: try IE6 or Netscape Navigator and you will find IE8 a nice guy
Indeed! 
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Ha ha ha ha ha!!! I laughed out loud for real with that.
Jeremy Falcon
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IE8, the new IE6.
Jeremy Falcon
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And Edge is the new IE
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YOU can help phasing out IE8! If everyone stops supporting it, web users will be more inclined not to use a browser which makes all web sites look broken.
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I guess if I stop supporting IE8 my employer will stop supporting my bank account...
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Well, so IE8 does you good afterall, in increases the amount of work you get paid for.
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Why not try Sharepoint development - it's all the joy of HTML/CSS/Javascript + ASP.NET with Sharepoint on top. 
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Really glad to see this post. I'm a self learner without a lot of skills. OK, I've been working with HTML/CSS for a while now and when they didn't work as advertized I kept wondering "what am I doing wrong!" Now I understand from the experts where the problems lie: These things simply don't work as advertized. 
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Either
a) Another example of how tightly hardwired the human brain for pattern matching
b) Proof that Mother Nature is there and calmly letting us know she's ready and waiting
cheers
Chris Maunder
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