The government = biased

[Newby]

http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/9231271/

If you don't run Windows, you don't register for help. :(

[iago]

Hahaha, that's awesome. 

[Ergot]

Wow and Microsoft didn't censor that? Thank god this isn't China.

[AntiVirus]

But only if the computer you're using is running Windows.

ROFL!!! That hella sucks if all they have is a mac.

[Joe]

Or Linux.

EDIT -
Nevermind, it requires IE6, not Windows. WINE ftw. I've used a x86 Emulator on my mac, worked nicely (but it was 30 bucks), but its discontinued and surported up to 95, which (probably) doesn't support IE6.

[rabbit]

Or you could just modify Firefox to send IE6's HTTP_USER_AGENT string instead of Firefox's, then compile it.

[Joe]

Unless the parser doesn't work the same way as IE6's, which it doesn't.

[Newby]

Doesn't work. I've spoofed the user agent string, and it doesn't load.

[RoMi]

You find this with a lot of government sites also.

[iago]

Or you could just modify Firefox to send IE6's HTTP_USER_AGENT string instead of Firefox's, then compile it.

It's not HTTP_USER_AGENT, it's "User-agent:".  But regardless, from the site:

If you're running Mac OS X, you could run Virtual PC 7 and then access Windows and Internet Explorer. Some people also have been having some success using Firefox and the User Agent Switcher extension and setting it to IE6. I tried this and was able to get a little further in the process, but stopped before actually having to fill out a form. I'll leave that to those who really need help.