Re: designing for IE and NS

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>
>Having said that, I have a thing or two to say to those who raised the idea 
>of "lack of knowledge" as a reason for my problem.:
>"f**k off". It may be wonderful to spend that extra time screwing around 
>with limited   technology but it pisses me off. I have had clients and 
>potential clients that want more than NS can offer. I can't give it to them 
>because of it.  They don't want the bells and whistles but they want at 
>least more than 216 colors and they want some basic stuff  like a back 
>button to take you back to your previous page that NS doesn't support. ( 
>and I'm talking in the last 6 months).

>Bernie
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wow! ....language!!! language!!! tsk tsk...

I've managed to view tons of pages with and without all the bells and
whistles with Netscape and IE and the "back" button has *always* worked for
me...not exactly new age technology.

As I said before...if you design with Netscape in mind, you're pretty much
guaranteed it will work in IE. If you *insist* in designing for IE and
expect Netscape to work, then be it upon your own head. That's not to say
that it can't be "tweaked"...to work in both, but code has to be accurate
to begin with.

I don't think anyone was having a go at you personally, although I don't
know what you received privately, but I'm sure your language could use some
improvement!

Kym







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