In article <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, Sören Kuklau wrote: > > Is Netscape Online UK affiliated with AOLTW's Netscape (Netscape > Communications)? I wasn't able to find any information on a company > called "Netscape Online" located in the UK on Google.
i don't believe they are offering new signups since AOL launched an unmetered service with their own brand name. but yes, netscape online is/was a joint venture between AOL and someone else. http://www.netscapeonline.co.uk/ will take you to the netscape UK homepage. when i tried googling, their free CD give away even brought up something on mozillazine: http://www.mozillazine.org/talkback.html?article=749 which is a interesting historical read... > If that is the case, then this is quite ironic - after all, Netscape > originally launched the Mozilla project. indeed. > That is quite a reason for not to use this ISP any longer. Translate it > to "all we really do care about is to get your money". > >> 2. Unfortunately your queries bare no relevance to Netscape Online, > > Oh yes they do, unless Netscape Online doesn't want customers that > actually know how to write html with css properly. well they don't really want customers any more... new customers would be offered the AOL branded access instead. >> These are the people who actually produce the Netscape Communicator / >> Mozilla software and will be able to assist you further. > > Makes me wonder if the person who replied to your e-mail did even know > what css is. probably not - the message needs to get across to a techie that deals with the server, not a customer service agent. -- michael
