Posted by Richard Rundle on 04/20/07 12:20

"Albert Wiersch" <donotreply@123donotreply123.com> wrote in message
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> "Richard Rundle" <Richard.Rundle@btinternet.com> wrote in message
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> > No. What I (at least) want is for a validator to tell me what's valid.
>
> If you want to know if a document is technically valid, then you can use
the
> included DTD based validator in the standard and pro editions of CSE HTML
> Validator. Of course if you only use that, then you could be missing quite
a
> few issues that can't be found by a DTD based validator.
>
> Albert
>

What "quite a few issues"? And why would you want a validator to pick these
up? I want a validator to tell me what's valid - pure and simple.

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Richard

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