Besides the IE5 powertoy mentioned by Ted, you might also want to *disable*
the automatic image resizing option in IE6 (it's an advanced option under
the Multimedia section). This will eliminate IE6 from squashing down an
image to fit within the browser's current window size and often making the
image too small. Then maybe you won't end up trying to zoom an image (with
grainy results) for an image that you don't want IE6 to squash in the first
place.
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