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Denis Brown wrote:<br>

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 cite="mid6.2.1.2.2.20051215152353.03f04c90@cyllene.uwa.edu.au"

 type="cite">Open source browser usage figures, versus IE?   I have a

"manager" type who has just gone into print stating that 95%of the

world uses IE.

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Just out of curiosity... since I don't think the answer has transpired

through the discussion...<br>

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Typically a stat like that is used to prove a point or support a

theory, perhaps to justify designing a site that ONLY supports IE and

the "5% other" be damned.<br>

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What was he using the stat for?<br>

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