Optimizing for one browser only usually implies that it might not work
with others.

On Homestead you either optimize for Nutscape or I.E..
I use I.E., which do you think I'm going to pick.

Ron

Just finish it. If somebodies' browser ***** it up maybe they'll be smart
and read the INFORMATION instead of groaning about the format. I was pleased
to help. Nobody ever built their webpages based on anything! I have ever
said or done : )

"Ron, KC4YOY" wrote in message
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Optimizing for one browser only usually implies that it might not work
with others.

On Homestead you either optimize for Nutscape or I.E..
I use I.E., which do you think I'm going to pick.

Ron

Ron, KC4YOY wrote:
Optimizing for one browser only usually implies that it might not work

with others.

On Homestead you either optimize for Nutscape or I.E..
I use I.E., which do you think I'm going to pick.

Ron

Thats all well and good but the fact that you use IE doesn't restrict
you to webpage creation software that only works correctly for IE.
Its really a generic thing, not a matter of optimizing for one or the
other. Out of the 3 or 4 billion pages showing on Google only a small
fraction are "only works properly with IE". I've never seen a page that
"only works with Netscape".
Generic is best or we wouldn't be dragging out this thread.

-Bill M