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It only works with the Firefox browser, so if you’re using Internet Explorer or other browsers you’re out of luck (there are (...)

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LibX was originally developed for Firefox, but is also available in a beta version for Internet Explorer. To download, visit (...)

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In the meantime, users of Mozilla Firefox are encouraged to access LexisNexis through Internet Explorer. (You may also access (...)

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Give it a try – it’s available for Firefox (Windows, Mac, and Linux – yes Linux users, we love you too) and for Internet (...)

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In the interim, we recommend that you use the Firefox or MS Internet Explorer browsers to access the secure web pages on our (...)

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It does not work with Internet Explorer, however. Is this fragrant feature for real?

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There is a problem with your site in internet explorer, would test this… IE still is the market leader and a large portion of (...)

During his tenure there, Microsoft releases Internet Explorer, challenging Netscape in a war for survival.

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Si Ku Quan Shu (use Internet Explorer only) (Chinese, traditional) 文淵閣四庫全書 Download Client Program Installation Guide (...)

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