it is there. but it isnt updated for version 4 yet. only lists what is
there for version 3.5/3.62
our proxy server is down at the moment, so this email wont send for a
bit. but, ill send the file that the previous version of opera supports.

but, opera 4 does supports what it says it does. i havnt fully tested it
yet, but, so far ive had no problems with it. its faster than IE and the
beta 6 was fairly stable (as stable as IE, and that crashes on me more
than it should) but opera 3.62 was very stable, so im expecting the same
from version 4 final.

 Rob.

-----Original Message-----
From: Webmaster, Aurora Web Design
[mailto:webmaster(at)aurorawebdesign.com]
Sent: 29 June 2000 19:52
To: Rob Prentice; hwg-techniques(at)mail.hwg.org
Subject: Opera 4


I checked out the URL given below, and Opera 4 for windows claims
the following: "TLS, SSL 2, SSL 3, CSS1 enhanced, CSS2 added, XML
added, HTML 4.0 added, HTTP 1.1 added, WML added, ECMAScript
added, Javascript 1.3 added, Standards compliance enhanced, Cross
Platform Core, Memory usage optimized, and Rendering speed
enhanced." Did not see the CSS and HTML tags broken down, but site
is deep and it may be there somewhere.
Ann

>  i havnt fully tested opera 4 (beta 6) but its supposed to
conform to w3c standards totaly. unlike IE and netscape. i now it
conforms to HTML4 but im unsure about CSS. but, from what ive seen
it seems to do well. opera also supports some IE and NN taks such
as marginwidth, marginheight, leftmargin and topmargin. also opera
displays frames properly unlike NN ometimes (because it handles
frames as % only. so it converts the pixel size into % and messes
it up (usualy between 1 and 5 pixels out). opera, according to the
documentation isnt a nightmare. it supports w3c sstandard CSS. but
on the opera site ( www.opera.com ) there is documentation listing
the CSS tags that it supports as well as HTML tags.

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