> FWIW, the backslash is not valid in a URL. My guess: Netscape convert > errant backslashes to forward slashes in such URLs, whereas Moz and > Galeon do not.
Just another example of M$ dirty "inovation". IE is "improved" so that sites that put backslashs in instead of forward still work. Then frontpage suddenly has a bug in it that publishes links with backslashes instead of forward. The result. Users see the site rendering correctly in IE but not in any other browser and therefore assume that it's a browser problem and change to IE. Other browsers are then forced to also break the standard in their next release. Now you know why we hate them so much! rgds Pete -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
