Firefox versus Internet Explorer - IE View Lite

It's easy to become a fan of Firefox. It's the alternative browser to Internet Explorer. It is swift, it loads Acrobat files without fuss, it runs Flash (swf) all of which are now troublesome with Internet Explorer version 7.
For schools Firefox offers security bonuses which some net managers are looking at with interest. They are thinking of switching the school from Internet Explorer. This might have caused us a headache: I'd released my multimedia compendium 'organic chemistry' and IE was essential to run it. Preferring to use FF, the following discovery was just what was needed:
IE View Lite is an extension to Firefox which works round the fact that FF can't run some websites. It lets you tell Firefox to open certain sites in Internet Explorer. It installs in a minute and takes a minute to be told which sites it should pass to Internet Explorer to handle. For network managers this may be just the trick needed to make a safe switch to Firefox.