Re: Zebware

[Robert Shiels]

From: "Paul Makepeace" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Anyone read/heard about http://www.zebware.com/ ? I just read an article
on
> them in Open (Jan 2001) issue.
>
>
> I haven't tried this with Netscape but with IE every element on their
pages
> is drag and drop-able in an impressive/disconcerting way. They employ some
> serious clustering tech as well.
>

I really dislike the way some of their buttons respond to the downclick, and
not the upclick.

And I'm trying to work out why you'd want to drag and drop paragraphs of
text around?

/Robert

Zebware

[Paul Makepeace]

Anyone read/heard about http://www.zebware.com/ ? I just read an article on
them in Open (Jan 2001) issue.

In particular from their About page,

"Equally important, web pages become a medium for collaboration, allowing
geographically dispersed groups to seamlessly interact with each other in
real time. Users access our technology using only a browser, from a variety
of computer platforms and devices, without the need for technical expertise,
software downloads or plug-ins."

I haven't tried this with Netscape but with IE every element on their pages
is drag and drop-able in an impressive/disconcerting way. They employ some
serious clustering tech as well.

Paul