RE: Web works? (Was: Diverse Tools (was HTML editors))

["Scott Wilborne" <wilbornes -at- vtls -dot- com>]

Speaking of W3C, I'm beginning to work some with XHTML (the standard W3C is
putting forth as a replacement for HTML). How many of you are working with
XHTML? And, are there many companies that are beginning to use XHTML over
HTML?

Scott


>First, let me reiterate for those who just tuned in that I have no brief
for
>FrontPage (pick your versions) or any other tool. I can be accused,
rightly, of
>a bias in favor of W3C Standards including WAI. If you want to know what
I'm
>talking about, aim the browser of your choice to http://www.w3.org/ and do
some
>reading.



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