> From:         Kat Nagel[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent:         Thursday, October 01, 1998 6:21 PM
> 
> Kathy Gill:
> >>From another list:
> >
> >> http://www.cio.com/archive/webbusiness/100198_customer.html
> >> 
> >Frankly, *I* think it's wrong -- it suggests its the UNIX heads who
> are
> >adding "flash" over sustance -- not the "thirtysomethings on Madison
> >Avenue whose primary interest is winning awards for their dramatic
> >advertising designs" ... What do ya'll think?
> 
> Second, from the two of the four corporate web groups that I've had
> contact with, the UNIX heads (or their NT equivalents) had to be
> restrained from animating the company logo, putting weird stuff into
> randomly-placed mouseovers, and inserting multiple snazzy Java
> applets where a simple Javascript would have sufficed.  They tried to
> put long VRML vestibules in front of the basic Welcome page, and had
> VERY LOUD MUSIC automatically play while the huge graphic files were
> downloading.
> 
Hmmm ... good example of YMMV --- cause here at Boeing the "flash trash"
comes from NT/MSFT clones. The UNIX guys and gals are pretty darn ...
plain. I've not personally met a UNIX head that advocates technology for
the sake of technology ....  are you SURE those were true UNIX folks?
>From what state, may I ask <g>?


> >(sidenote: I HATE these sites that I can't copy
> >& paste from ... grrrrrrr)
> 
> Did you have trouble copying/pasting from the cio.com site?  It
> worked for me (Netscape Communicator browser to Word).
> 
Yep. Using Communicator -- the "highlight and copy" wouldn't. We've had
discussions on the list before about sites that aren't "copyable."



Kathy



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