It isn’t too difficult, but why go through the extra trouble? Just run the script.
#Ie emulator for mac os install#
You could even even download XP from Microsoft directly and then install it into VirtualBox manually. Sometimes people are very weary about these sorts of “hacks,” but this is legitimate.
#Ie emulator for mac os code#
In fact, I looked through the script code and found the exact location where the download is coming from Therefore, you aren’t downloading some shady Microsoft version.
#Ie emulator for mac os windows#
The script downloads the Windows OS from Microsoft and then sets up everything automatically with VirtualBox. The IEVMS_VERSIONS option allows you to select 7, 8, 9, or you can remove it to install all 3 versions. IE 7 might even be a better option if someone wants to confirm it works with MarineNet. MarineNet was tested with IE 8 and XP so there shouldn’t be any problems. I would NOT suggest getting anything greater than version 8 as it will take up a lot more system resources. You can choose which version you want to download and install. Getting Windows XP With Internet Explorer 8 The defaults should suffice, and lowering the amount of space used to something less than 8GB should be fine (although not tested). You don’t need to allocate a huge amount of resources to the machine, since the goal is to just run IE. Run the application and follow the steps to setup the virtual machine. It will take a bit of time to download the application. You can either download VirtualBox directly by clicking here, or by going to the VirtualBox Downloads page. The amount of effort required to do this is minimal, but it will take about an hour when you include download and install time. Close VirtualBox (yes, you have to open it and then close it).In a nut shell this is what you have to do: So everything outlined here is legal and doesn’t require any questionable special software.
The great thing is that Microsoft actually developed virtual machines specifically for this purpose.
This little trick doesn’t technically get MarineNet working in OSX, rather it uses emulation to create a Windows environment on top of the host. The last version of IE to work on OSX was like version 5. If Google, Mozilla, and Apple all managed to develop cross-platform browsers then why couldn’t Microsoft do the same? Simply put, they just didn’t want to. If you own a Macbook then you have probably discovered that Microsoft stopped supporting OSX as far as IE goes. For the most part, MarineNet is only going to work in Internet Explorer. MarineNet is a very picky web application that requires lots of security certificates, and what not, to work properly.
Why? BECAUSE IT DOESN”T WORK! Trying to get through all of the pre-TBS courses can be a lot more frustrating than it should be. Anyone who has tried to access MarineNet using a Macbook computer knows that it can be a real headache.
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