Be careful DeMon. I work with a blind lady who spends her entire day behind her computer. She is a lawyer. How easy do you think it is for the blind to research in Law Books huh? Easy if they have a computer. Virtually impossible without one.
-- George Hester "T Carr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > DeMoN LaG wrote: > > > T Carr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in > > [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED], on 21 Oct 2001: > > > >>My page does not have a problem. It displays wonderfully. There is > >>no need to fix anything. LOL > >> > >>You anal retentive nerds are all alike. Get a freakin life. > >> > >> > > > > This is wonderful. You come in here, screaming and yelling that a site > > doesn't work, get shown that the page has DOZENS of errors with the > > code, make a big stink that basically you don't care what the code > > should look at and someone should be implementing a magical genie into > > Mozilla that reads the page authors mind for the way he wanted the page > > to look, and then you call the people who were being very kind and > > helpful "anal retentive nerds". You really are a riot. Let me sum up > > this for you: > > The problem with the web site is poor browser sniffing (incorrectly > > thinks Mozilla is netscape 4.x and supports document.layers), and poor > > HTML syntax. It's always lovely when you screw something up and the > > results come out OK. It is lovely when you accidently add too much milk > > to the pancake mix but it comes out being the best pancakes you've ever > > had. But if you screwed up the ingrediants and it comes out bad, you > > can't blame the stove for cooking it that way. > > > > > > I do not know who's web site you are referring to. The Art Bell site?? > I have no idea. > > www.fitnessforlife.com is coded very well thank you very much.:D > > In fact, its coded extremely well. From top to bottom. I could not give > a whit if there are a few Alt tags missing. I consider it extraneous > code for the paultry fraction of the blind population, most of which do > not spend their hours behind a computer, but rather spend there days > tripping over sidewalk curbs and bumping into things. > > You guys are funny. > > Now, if you are referring to the art bell site, I can't argue the point. >
