<?php is more reliable - you can configure a server to ignore "<?"
as an opening PHP tag (short_tags i think the directive is from
memory).
for
compatibilities sake, you should always use the <?php tag in your coding, but
if short tags are enabled, then technically the 2 are the same (both just define
a block of PHP code)
Beau
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