It's a long shot, but if you're just not getting in the front door, you might be able to trick the site into thinking you are using IE. You won't actually be using IE, but the site may see IE in the User Agent string you present and let you in to work on that form. First go to Safari PreferencesAdvanced and check the box to show the Develop menu. Next open the Develop menu and go to User Agent and choose IE. Should probably use the latest, 9.0. Don't forget to set it back to the default when finished with that form-if it works.
Microsoft has discontinued the support for Internet Explorer on Mac a long time ago in 2005. There have not been any updates since then, and most important, nor security updates. The latest version of IE for Mac is version 5.2. Unfortunately, this is a Power PC app which cannot be run in Lion.
It's a long shot, but if you're just not getting in the front door, you might be able to trick the site into thinking you are using IE. You won't actually be using IE, but the site may see IE in the User Agent string you present and let you in to work on that form. First go to Safari PreferencesAdvanced and check the box to show the Develop menu. Next open the Develop menu and go to User Agent and choose IE. Should probably use the latest, 9.0.
Don't forget to set it back to the default when finished with that form-if it works. I am using OSX 10.9.2 and the latest version of crossover works excellently. I hope you know that you don't download an app and use it with crossover. The best way to do it is to install the app through cross ties avaolable on their web site. If you don't know what a cross tie is, then you have to goole a little bit. There are some software like Internet Explorer that Crossover downloads and installs itself, that way it works fine.
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