Re: HTML --> Linux

I don't regularly use either product but Frontpage put things in your code
that are easily recognizable as m$. For instance <!-- web bot -->

p.s. I'm a hand coder and a little cynical about these things ;-)

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----- Original Message -----
From: <ken.ott(at)bakerbotts.com>
To: <hwg-techniques(at)hwg.org>
Sent: Thursday, March 23, 2000 11:13 AM
Subject: HTML --> Linux


| Hey everyone!
|
| I just nailed my first full contracted professional site.  Linux
| Attorney.com for an attorney here in the law firm that I am working for
| currently.  The only request since he is now working with Linux and GNU
law
| and all that good stuff.  I have a site designed that I created in
Homesite
| and some in FrontPage.
|
| The question I have is the one he keeps knocking on my door asking.  Is
| there code in HTML that needs to be stripped to place it on a Linux Server
| that will not allow other users to know it was created on a Windows based
| PC.  I've told him that it doesn't show anything like that in the HTML
| Codes, the couple of pages I've created in FrontPage and Homesite I've
| stripped the Meta tags they add.  Anything else?? Or is it just an
| overreaction by the customer?
|
| -Ken
| Web Development
| Baker Botts LLP
| ken_ott(at)bakerbotts.com
| 202-639-7959
|

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