I was a participant in EMC 2010 and am trying to "upgrade" my existing account to attend EMC 2011.
However, I have had no luck at all trying to do this through Internet Explorer 9.0
Question: has anyone either upgraded or successfully signed up for EMC 2011 through Internet Explorer 9.0
I asked EMC tech support about this, but they weren't particularly helpful other than to suggest using another browser, which I'm loath to do for various reasons.
I was hoping there may be some security/privacy settings that would allow the use of IE 9.0 with the conference. (Last year, I was able to access EMC via IE).
Thanks in advance for your help!
Has anyone successfully signed up for EMC 2011 with IE?
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Re: Has anyone successfully signed up for EMC 2011 with IE?
Why don't you just send them an email?
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Hi, Richard:
I did email them, but they had no suggestions (other than install Chrome.)
I was wondering if anyone here had figured out some workaround as I was able to work things via IE last year.
I did email them, but they had no suggestions (other than install Chrome.)
I was wondering if anyone here had figured out some workaround as I was able to work things via IE last year.
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Sorry, I missed the fact that you already contacted them in your original post.
I use both FireFox and IE on my computer with no problem. Will Firefox work? It's pretty good.
I use both FireFox and IE on my computer with no problem. Will Firefox work? It's pretty good.
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Re: Has anyone successfully signed up for EMC 2011 with IE?
I'm having the exact same issues, so I too would like to hear from anyone regarding this.
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I was just able to register using IE8 (here at work...home is IE9).
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Re: Has anyone successfully signed up for EMC 2011 with IE?
I was never able to get it to work with IE9, ended up using Chrome.
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Hi, Guys:
Just registered via IE 8 on an old computer (thanks, Dustin!).
Last year, I used IE 8, but couldn't participate in the on-line discussions. (I could submit questions which I know got through--a couple of them got read, but I couldn't see what everyone else was saying on-line).
I hesitate to install Chrome as there have been several reports that it behaves badly when you try to uninstall it.
Globally, IE still accounts for nearly 50% of users, while Chrome remains somewhere around 20% (even in Europe, where Firefox edges IE by a nose).
It just doesn't make sense not to make sure the EMC website isn't 100% compatible with the latest versions of IE. (I emailed EMC with the suggestion to check IE 9.0 compatibility).
Ah, well--I hope to participate in EMC with my ipad2 anyway! :)
Just registered via IE 8 on an old computer (thanks, Dustin!).
Last year, I used IE 8, but couldn't participate in the on-line discussions. (I could submit questions which I know got through--a couple of them got read, but I couldn't see what everyone else was saying on-line).
I hesitate to install Chrome as there have been several reports that it behaves badly when you try to uninstall it.
Globally, IE still accounts for nearly 50% of users, while Chrome remains somewhere around 20% (even in Europe, where Firefox edges IE by a nose).
It just doesn't make sense not to make sure the EMC website isn't 100% compatible with the latest versions of IE. (I emailed EMC with the suggestion to check IE 9.0 compatibility).
Ah, well--I hope to participate in EMC with my ipad2 anyway! :)