Abstract
Measurements of dijet cross sections for virtual photons are presented as a function of $\xo$, the fraction of the virtual photon energy invested in the production of the dijet system, using the ZEUS detector. Comparisons to QCD predictions show that a resolved photon component is needed to describe the data up to values of the photon virtuality comparable to the scale of the interaction.
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