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Subject:I'm back... and I've got a question... From:Bill Bledsoe <Bill -dot- Bledsoe -at- CMS-STL -dot- COM> Date:Mon, 10 Feb 1997 17:31:34 -0600
Gang,
Back on the list after a "new-job-induced" absence... And guess what?
I've got a question for you all... Okay... here goes...
Anyone have any thoughts on writing HTML to specific Browsers versus
writing it to the 3.2 standard? I'm on the side of the standard... but
I just wanted to get a "reading" on where this group was on this...
TIA <and its good to be back on the list :-)>
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