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The answer to question #4 is B.
a. When you need better debugging tools than IE offers
b. When proprietory features of Exchange are tied to the user's work practices
c. When you have a mixture of platforms to look after
d. When you need excellent XHTML support
For more information about Mozilla's many faces, check out Nigel McFarlane's tip:
Using Mozilla in enterprise IT environments .
Go back to the main Mozilla quiz page.
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