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Greetings Angus Manwaring
>On 17-Sep-00 08:55:06, Dave Sparks said

>>Don't forget CheckHTML - this will spot errors which many browsers
>>ignore.  Correcting these 'invisible' errors makes it more likely
>>that your HTML will work on browsers you have never tried.

>I'm sort of getting the impression that most browsers are not going to see
>things _my_ way, unfortunately.  :)


>Anyway, I've ploughed on to some extent, is there any chance some
>volunteers could take a look at the page? I know how it looks in IBrowse
>and Voyager (my old versions) and I'm happy with that. I tried the
>AmigaActive demo of AWeb and it was bloody awful though.  :)

>I'd be interested in how the newer versions of Voyager and IBrowse get
>on though, and some of the PC browsers. Anybody? Pretty please.

Ok then,

IBrowse V2.2 Demo reders it just like your .jpg screenshot.

Microsoft IE5.5, Netscape 4.7 & Opera 4.02 all render it as the
screenshot except that they only grid lines where there is something
in the cell. ie you end up with something like:

+--------+--------+--------+
| Cell 1 | Cell 3 | Cell 3 |
+--------+--------+--------+
|                          |
|        +--------+        |
|        | Wibble |        |
|        +--------+        |
|                          |
+--------+--------+--------+

This may or may not be a problem. If you want to show the grid to be
shown just stick the afore mentioned   in any cell with no other
text.

The only other browser I've tried it in is Netscape 6 Preview 2 and that
made a total mess of it. Mind you, it seems to make a total mess of
everything so I wouldn't read too much into that.

On a separate point, none of your <TD> tags have closing </TD> tags.
Technially they are optional, but it is always a good idea to include
them.

Chris

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