Adam Maas wrote: > Because 98% of the world has both enabled. And it allows far more leeway > in design options.
For the 98% of people who should not be allowed within a lightyear of web page design tools. > > Frankly, unless you're stuck with IE for some reason or your > system/connection is dog slow, there's absolutely no reason to disable > Javascript or not install Flash. > > -Adam > Who does Network/Computer Security work for a living. > > > graywolf wrote: > >>Says right on the page that you need Flash and Javascrip enabled. >> >>I wonder why they do sites that knowledgeable people will not look at? The >>gee >>whiz effects may excite the newbies until they learn how easy it is to load >>nasty stuff on your computer when you have all those "anybody can run >>something >>on your computer" things enabled. I go through quite and effort to turn all >>that >>stuff off, and am not going to turn it on just to look as something posted on >>this list. >> >>Thanks, but no thanks... >> >> >>John Francis wrote: >> >>>On Thu, Sep 06, 2007 at 07:30:35AM -0400, Rebekah wrote: >>> >>>>I'm unable to open it with Explorer or Netscape. All I get is a >>>>maroon page. Do I need a program to open it? >>>> >>>>rg2 >>> >>>I (briefly) get a different page when I click on one of the links, >>>but it almost immediately goes back to the initial (mostly maroon) >>>page. My guess is that it probably uses some funky flash code which >>>works slightly differently in different versions of flash - an all >>>too common situation. >>> >>> >> > > -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net
