Hi Folks, Sam, L.D., Fraser,
Sam wrote:
> Why don't you just tell them that such information is most unhelpful.
> Don't they realize that there just aren't any Javascript enabled browsers
> that will run on your operating system? Wouldn't they prefer to have a
> website accessible to all internet users? Of course not. It is just their
> way of being exclusive and snobbish, and I think you should tell them so.
> Furthermore, it is known that it is more expensive to write a web page
> for Javascript. The people who know how to write Javascript of very
> mediocre quality require more training and demand higher salaries than the
> people who can do a truly excellent job of writing good old straight-up
> HTML. The people in charge of human resources and hiring and money
> management need to be educated about this.
Thanks for that Sam, and thanks also to L.D. Best and Fraser Farrell
who wrote off-list, for ideas.
I have used much of your suggestions, kept some up my sleeve -
it ain't over yet.
Will keep this list posted.
Regards,
Ron
Ron Clarke http://homepages.valylink.net.au/~ausreg/music.html
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