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Robert> If you guys are so good:
	
Robert> Why, when I click on your page's image map, does your script return
Robert> an HTML file to me as text rather than as an HTML page ? 

Robert> Why do you have spelling errors on your registration page:

Robert> 	begginer  is spelled beginner
Robert> 	^^^^^^^^
Robert> Why don't you list an email address on your pages ? 

Robert> Why would anyone enter a credit card number and expiration date on your
Robert> form without any assurance that you're running encryption ? 

And why would anyone *pay* to be able to learn to do this:

	#!/usr/bin/perl
	$browser = $ENV{HTTP_USER_AGENT};
	if ($browser =~ /Mozilla/) {
		$place = "netscape";
	} elsif ($browser =~ /Lynx/) {
		$place = "lynx";
	} else {
		$place = "other";
	}
	print "Location: http:/path/$browser/\n\n";

Really.  It's not tough.

I'm not even *gonna* bring up what I think about writing non-HTML for
non-standard browsers like Netscape.

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