I realize this is still in the beta stage
of this project but I can already
see this being a must-have part of
every web designers tool bag.
Firebug was the last time I said "wow"
about a new way of working - viva la PIE !!!

Thank you so much for this!

Cheers
Lollie

This is exactly what I thought.
Today I've talked to my peer and I was like "Using CSS3 for corners here and there is cool, but we'll have to wait about 3 years for IE9 to gain market share and only then we could really use all the powerful features CSS3 has".
And then BOOM, it's here today. Holy cow, that was a miracle!

So thank you very much, and I really look forward to make use and help this thing grow - It's awesome.

I agree with other comments. It's rare that something comes along that is this neat and simple to use that makes such a difference. Well done!

Funny that I came across this by accident! But I love it, and on the PLUS side it works ie7-js. Makes styling for IE a whole lot easier!

WOW!
this is just wonderful:)
what more can I say?

It's not just great ... It's FUCKEN AWESOME!!!

I'm not a professionnal web designer, that's why i choosed to develop in CSS3, that's was a lot more easy for me than lot of photoshop work and so on...

but i was very disapointed by IE in the rendering of my website (coming soon) and was going to change everything in order to have the same rendering..

CSSPie saved me a lot of time! thank you so much.
I put CSS3pie in my 'todonate list' when my website begin to earn me some money (i hope!)

a little tip for the documentation: i've found easier to include a general line in the html code with all styles using css3pie:
<style type='text/css'> #main_top, .bt_big_green, etc.... {behavior: url(#{root_url}javascripts/PIE.htc);} </style>

It allow to change the general URL of the website very easyly (developpment and production mode for example)

Hello,
I'm a big fan of PIE but I admire all the efforts made to push old IEs beyond their limits.
Conratulations to the team!

Hello,

I very much agree with the comments above.

PIE IS ACE. good work guys

I prefer defining a pie-enabling class like this

.pie { behavior: url(./PIE.htc); }

and apply this class to every element I want to be CSS3'd like

<div class="pie" style="border-radius: 10px">
Woohooo
</div>