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Apr 13, 2011
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Does anybody know how to access websites supporting ONLY Internet Explorer?
 
You can't.

I have to access a specific ADP site to do payroll for my church and it will only work on internet explorer. Not Firefox (for the pc), not safari nothing but IE. Kind of a pain but that's the world we live in I guess.
 
You can't.

I have to access a specific ADP site to do payroll for my church and it will only work on internet explorer. Not Firefox (for the pc), not safari nothing but IE. Kind of a pain but that's the world we live in I guess.

Get the church to switch to a different provider:
  • MSIE is evil
  • ADP is evil and controls far too much of the payroll servicing business
  • Could switch to e.g. AccountEdge and bring the whole thing in house and save major bucks

Spidey!!!
 
Get the church to switch to a different provider:
  • MSIE is evil
  • ADP is evil and controls far too much of the payroll servicing business
  • Could switch to e.g. AccountEdge and bring the whole thing in house and save major bucks

Spidey!!!

That's not going to happen, they're very happy with ADP, as I am. Customer support has been excellent, and the employees have been paid regularly.

There's little business justification because ADP employs technology that is MSIE only. I'd rather deal with using IE but know the employees are getting paid as they should then move to a provider that does not have as good reputation as ADP and/or increased cost.
 
My university's Email thing is on Microsoft Web Access or whatever, and it allows you only basic functions on non-IE browsers. You can only set up redirecting on IE, for example. If you change the user agent, it locks up and you can't click anything.

I don't see why anyone uses Microsoft Web Access. I say screw that, it's discrimination.
 
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