Re: Probs Viewing in IE??

Jim wrote:...and a lot more, but watching bandwidth!
>
>But the main point is that if a site isn't really optimized for IE or
>NS, then why put that notice. And, since the installed base of browser
>is both IE and NS plus some others, optimizing (if indeed it is
>optimized) for just one locks out the others from your site. 
>
>Definitely a put off.


I have now d/loaded IE5 and the reason for the Optimised for as explained
previously was that I was having probs with IE users viewing it. It was a
simple terminology to warn people with IE that if it looks a mess it is
because you are using IE...etc etc....(Not looking to get into any flaming
over the use of words..trust me!)

Since D/loading IE5 I can view my page properly. What wording would you
suggest that I use to say that It is viewable in NN and if you have IE5 the
whole site is viewable???? Will drop the optimised :)

It seems it is back to the same old arguement that you cannot please ALL of
the people ALL of the time!


Anyways. Living and learning and a small smile on my face as I type this.


Thanks again for all the input from everyone and to those that responded
positively with suggestions THANKS!

Sharon Ling
Use what talents you possess,
for the bush would be silent, if
no birds sang except the best.

http://www.chariot.net.au/~sll

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