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My guess IE6 will be supported by the "enhanced" Silverlight version of MS-OWApps.<div>They made clear early on that Silverlight will not be required and OWApps will work natively in browsers like Firefox and Safari, but Silverlight will be an optional technology used.</div>
<div>Since Silverlight 3 supports IE6 on Windows 2000 and XP SP2/SP3 they will probably use that version on those corporate intranets that still run IE6.</div><div>
</div><div>So although it might be a strong statement to us about the phasing out of IE6, the general public won't have a clue since OWA will definately work on their corporate intranet in IE6.</div>
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</div><div>THD</div><div>

Do you think that the same mind that keeps and uses IE6 in 2010, will
let Silverlight "in" ?
(hint: they already have javascript switched off)
--DBJ

> Not 100% certain, but it *seems* Microsoft Office Web Apps , do not
> support IE6. The lowest Ie version is 7.
They mentioned it last month:
http://blogs.msdn.com/officewebapps/archive/2009/08/05/9858563.aspx