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The documentation for the IE Dom is not hidden, it is selectively made available to you! :) Like I said hang out at the Microsoft news groups and pop this question, and some kind soul will probably reveal the location. BTW, HTML documentation would mean that Microsoft's CHM file format wouldn't be put to use!! Anyway they wouldn't be able to provide the indexing and search facilities would they? It's not a bad idea to provide a HTML version, but they would have to maintain that version. Basically they don't bother about non-windows users. I strongly suggest you scour the msdn section of the MS website. -Srini ----- Original Message ----- From: Mikael Bystr�m <sunergy(at)mac.com> To: Srinivasan Ramakrishnan <srinivar(at)md3.vsnl.net.in>; JOSE ADRIANO BALTIERI <JABALTIE(at)iep-cen.unimep.br>; <hwg-languages(at)hwg.org> Sent: Saturday, December 30, 2000 12:49 PM Subject: Re: Jscript complete documentation : Srinivasan Ramakrishnan srinivar(at)md3.vsnl.net.in did eloquently put it : this way on 00-12-27 04.29 : : >Therefore it is only proper that it does not cover : >history, window et al, which are predefined objects provided by IE for : >programmatic manipulation of itself. : however, it's not proper that MS should hide the IE DOM from the world. : I really have looked for it and even called MS to ask. No results. Also I : find it ugly that they won't provide the Jscript reference in HTML only : form. After all MS makes Web design software for the Mac so why shouldn't : the reference be available there as well as on any platform? : : Best Regards : : : Mikke Bystrom : Applied Design Intelligence : CHVCK Talent Pool : sunergy(at)mac.com : : :
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