I WANT crappy scaled images IE style in all other browsers

[merijnvw]

Most of the times it's an annoying habit of IE to render scaled images 'bitmap' style. Most other browser make them soft. But that is something I can't use right now, I'm making a page that is used to monitor work times, it uses scaled images, and they need to have sharp edges, that's why.
Is there a way to do this?
thanks

[mack]

I have done this in the past by using an image and specifying its width attribute within the code. The image I used was 1px wide and 10px tall (.jpg) I then had the display area and the value was passed. from my script.

Mack.

[merijnvw]

hm... thanks for your response but it doesn't work here...

[mack]

What I did was use a css div as the container. I set the width at 100px then placed the image within the container. I then specified the image size as a width from 1px-100px this was read as a percentage from my script.

Mack.

[merijnvw]

While that still didn't work for me(sorry and thanks), or we misunderstood eachother, I got it to work in Firefox at least, and that's actually enough as all my colleagues use FF I believe(and it's only for them):

In version 3.5 Firefox added a way to disable the bilinear filter so use nearest neighbor filter:
img{image-rendering:-moz-crisp-edges;}