install IE 7 on Linux with wine

When I'm making a web page
at home on my laptop (a Linux machine), I test it on Firefox and IE 7.
(I only test on IE7 now, because it will be distributed to Windows
users as a high-priority update.) Unfortunately, IE 7 will not install
under Wine, which is annoying because that's how I run Windows programs
on my Linux machine. However, there is a way to get the layout engine of IE 7 working under Wine -- and that's all I need.

ProblemIE7 will not install under Wine, the popular Windows compatibility layer that allows many Windows programs to run on Linux.Solution
Install standalone IE6 and replace its rendering and layout libraries with those of IE7.

Install IE6 using IEs4Linux [download]. You will not need the cabextract utility.
Download IE7 for Windows XP (IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe) from the Microsoft IE downloads page.
Move
IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe to a new, empty folder (soon to be filled
with DLL files) and run "wine IE7-WindowsXP-x86-enu.exe /x" to extract
it.
Copy the following files to
~/.ies4linux/ie6/drive_c/windows/system: wininet.dll, iertutil.dll,
shlwapi.dll, urlmon.dll, jscript.dll, vbscript.dll, mshtml.dll,
mshtmled.dll, mshtmler.dll, advpack.dll, inetcpl.cpl
Grab normaliz.dll from dll-files.com and inetcplc.dll from dlldump.com and put them in that folder as well.
Run WINEPREFIX=~/.ies4linux/ie6 winecfg and set the IE6 default environment to Windows XP
To run this Frankenstein's Monster of IE 6/7, run the command ~/bin/ie6.

Known failures
GIF images render as black rectangles
The user interface is that of IE 6, not IE 7
Conditional comments may not work properly
ExplanationBy
copying over the rendering libraries from IE7 to IE6, we can simulate
the layout behavior of IE7 while still running the program under Wine.
Wine is under beta development, and will continue to be for as long as
Microsoft continues to develop Windows.Resources
Original instructions
Clarification of some instructions, plus tricks and tips