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In article <Dv3tqE.AC3@didymus.rmi.de>, andreas@didymus.rmi.de (Andreas Fassl) writes:
>http://www.progis.de/openvms.htm
>
>is completely restructured. Please apologize the extensive use of frames but
>I think their is no reason not to use a frame capable browser.

Do you offer a Frames capable browser for sale for VMS?
Although you have made it extremely difficult to read information on your web 
pages I did not see a hyperlink to the <FRAME> capable browser for VMS. Could 
you please post the URL to your <FRAME> capable browser for VMS? Thanks!

(heh heh - this is clearly a joke - if I go there with netscape 2.2 I see 
 markup like this:

 <HEAD><TITLE>File Not found</TITLE></HEAD>
 <BODY><H1>File Not found</H1>
 The requested URL /openvms.htm was not found on this server.<P>
 </BODY>

 But if I go there with xmosaic 2.6 (on Ultrix 4.4) I see:

 <frameset rows="25%,75%" name=_self>
     <frame src="frametop.htm" name="top" noresize scrolling=no>

 etc.)

So - you folks develop software for VMS eh? 

You put your _VMS_ web pages in <Frame>s _and_ you expect me to spend money on 
your software? Are you kidding?

>Next update will contain several bookmark databases. Especially a database
>with people searching openVMS consultants and one for the consultants seeking
>a new position.

It is just a shame that the consultants who use VMS will not be able to see 
your web pages isn't it?

Peter Prymmer
pvhp@lns62.lns.cornell.edu