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Submitted by QB_Support_Karis (not verified) on Thu, 08/06/2009 - 15:31.

Hi Stephen, The instructions in this article work for IE8 as well as IE6 and IE7. You'll want to run in compatibility mode, however, as we don't fully support IE8 at this time. To enable compatibility mode, log into QuickBase, then look just to the right of your address bar and you should see a padlock icon, to the immediate right of that is the button to enable compatibility mode. Thanks, Karis QuickBase Support

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