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In article <893830367.70980@totara.its.vuw.ac.nz>,
  "Cliff Pratt" <Cliff.Pratt@vuw.ac.nz> wrote:
> There are two major browsers, right, but about three or four
> different versions of each. Many people just take the ISP's
> install disks and NEVER upgrade the browser.
>
> Then add on to that the various versions of Javascript, Java
> and so on. It's next to impossible for a WYSIWYG editor to
> provide code compatible to many let alone all combinations.
> Some of the ones I've tried make really bad guesses as a
> result, and you have to go in and fudge the code by hand.

And you get funny things like the I told you the other day, Cliff.

I have a frameset with the left frame being set to 135 pixels wide.  The
right is relative in size.  Now you'd think any frames-capable browser could
intrepret and measure out 135 pixels correctly.  But no, Netscape seems to
think that when you say 135 pixels you really mean 136 if the browser isn't
maximised.  If it is maxed it thinks you mean 134.  How hard can it be to get
it right???

As an age-old Navigator user (I still have the Navigator 0.9beta disk at
home..... shyeah, ONE disk...... now you need a Zip!), I've become
disheartened a bit with it.

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