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Posted by dorayme on 12/12/03 11:48
In article <7f77729pguv4ja045lo83na0q686q17e1t@4ax.com>,
Andy Dingley <dingbat@codesmiths.com> wrote:
> Even at its worst, a competent valid site viewed through IE is no worse
> than trying to view pixel-sized rigid tables from a re-sized window.
Well, this is interesting. let me assume you have not built too
much into "competent". Is it true though? We need a set of
cases... Viewing things that do crazy things in IE from standard
CSS instructions makes people anxious, that they cannot see all
of a table without scrolling is just an understandable bother...
the one causes folk to reach for the valium, to bang their head a
bit.. the other ... well, just another irritation like
non-human-answering telephone systems.
(God, this is time consuming... I know what I am doing...
avoiding trying to figure out a way to get text and pics from a
..pub document given to me so that I can throw it into some sort
of html shape. I am on a Mac and have not got Publisher and may
have to get it etc...and put it on my old PC and so on...
yawn...why don't clients send just text and pics?)
--
dorayme
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