Robert Vroman wrote:
>You can keep the abc in a separate file, and ICab will embed it properly
>within the web page in a scrollable text box with control of size, border,
>etc. The use of "<" and ">" in the abc do not create problems.
>
>(Oddly, this text object doesn't always display on "reload" in iCab. A bug,
>I suppose.)
>
>Possibly, other browsers now are beginning to work the way they are
>supposed to.
>
>If you want to try, there is a test file at:
>
>http://www.lll.hawaii.edu/esl/bley-vroman/contra/dances/testobj.html
>
iCab is indeed a nice browser. However, there are some problems here.
While all the examples could be read off the screen, there seems to be
no way to download them. iCab lets you select the text, but not copy
it to the clipboard. Saving the whole page as text omits the abcs,
just leaving the text in between them.
Phil Taylor
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