Howard M. Stark wrote: > Having started this let me end it. The way resolving is used is a bit > unusual, "looking up" would be better usage and more accurate. In any > case it is more user friendly to use the vocabulary of the user rather > than the designer. > > This is not worth more discussion. Agreed, but one last thing. The use of resolve in this sense was not some arbitrary decision by some Mozilla engineer. RFC 1034 (http://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1034.txt) which defines the Domain Name system labels programs which query name servers as "resolvers". So while "looking up" might be better english it isn't as accurate from a technical point of view. Regards, Steve
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