The Event Apart Boston conference mentioned a fantastic tool that I wish I would have heard of long ago: Dean Edwards' IE7 script. This script, which is a collection of JavaScript files, not only fixes a multitude of rendering bugs but actually enables support for certain CSS attributes and transparent PNGs-- features that IE6 doesn't have otherwise. All you have to do is embed an external reference to the script in each page of your site and you won't have to worry about coding around IE6's quirks ever again (at least for that site).
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Dean Edwards' IE7 Script-- Make IE6 Act Like IE7
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