designer wrote:
Dennis,
Your analogy is invalid. More to the point: if 95% of cars had square
rims and steel wheels, would you set up a business making wheels with
round rims taking rubber tyres?
Bob McClelland
"as required by industry standards" is the key fragment, bob. ie isn't
playing by industry standards that are being and have been developed;
they are trying to lead the industry toward a standard they have set
that really doesn't work that well.
dwain
Dennis Lapcewich wrote:
My whole point is... why bother? Why spend the massive amount of
time (and therefore 'the peoples' money) making it work across all
these technologies when practically everyone who is using it has
access to IE.
Given a choice, would you rather drive on a gravel road with a vehicle
using square rims and steel wheels just because the manufacturer says so,
or would you want your vehicle to have round rims with rubber tires as
required by industry standards? :)
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