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Re: Browser test request/TAN

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From: Robert Binkley
Date: Thu, 16 Apr 1998 00:00
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I say Opera as in Verdi, but without authority. It's a product of Norway,
but available world wide on various platforms and in various languages.
Costs around $35 US. Smaller and faster than the competition. Check
         http://www.operasoftware.com
from which you can download a 30 day trial version which you register and
pay for later if you want.

Bob Binkley


> . . . a browser called Opera, previously unknown to me, appears to be
>"more robust" in reading coding without the semicolon. BTW, is Opera
>pronounced as in _Metropolitan Opera_ or as in _opera,_ the plural of
>Latin _opus_?
>
>Roy
>
>M. Roy Harris, Professor Emeritus   | e-mail  mrh3b@Virginia.EDU
>French Language & Literature        | tel     (804) 924-7158
>University of Virginia, 302 Cabell  | fax     (804) 924-7157
>Charlottesville VA 22903
>
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