Many years we all used the ASCII caracterset, alias "the IBM extended
caracterset, alias cp 437.
Than Billy quarelled with IBM and now we have a lot of caractersets and
an awfull lot of troubles.
It will not be long and nobody knows what correct HTML code will be.
And than there will be called for a commission to sort things out and a
new standard will be born (glued together from bits and pieces) and the
'old' standards will NOT disappear... Oh no... a new commission will be
formed... & so on, + so on...
Overhere some of us say 'MacroSchoft' and a 'schoft' is a very evil
person.
Bastiaan
On Thu, 06 Jul 2000 12:18:38 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
> Geezo !!
> Doesn't anyone out there write "correct" HTML code any longer? Why
> would Microsoft write a browser that accepts such non-standard tags
> without even a burp? [I know, if we could answer *that* question we'd
> ALL be rich and BillyGates would be broke.]
> l.d.
> ====
> On Thu, 6 Jul 2000 02:18:51 -0400, Roger Turk wrote:
>> L.D.
>> On the line,
>> <form method="get" .....
>> change "method" to "action" (w/o the ")
>> Roger Turk
>> Tucson, Arizona USA
>> L.D. wrote:
>>>> Can anyone tell me why Arachne doesn't find the "fill in the blank" area for
>> whois on this page? The <form> syntax seems to be
>> correct, but I can't use the page cuz I can put anything in the box.
>> l.d.<<
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