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To: Nutty Buddy who wrote (17603)10/23/2002 12:43:45 PM
From: LKO  Read Replies (1) of 19079
 

The tables are created with Excel 2000. On some occasions, these tables in HTML format have come out real screwy (the columns get all out of wack) with my Netscape ver. 6.2.1 .... and I use Netscape for browsing! I'm finding more web pages lately that won't load properly with my Netscape Browser.

Thanks. I did notice the messed up columns later.
My guess is it is either
(1) IE/Excel generating some bleeding edge
XML/XHTML standard stuff that Netscape/Mozilla has not been
able to keep up with or decided not to implement yet.

(2) Rumors of evil Microsoft plan to to not use standards and
tie things to Microsoft-only world are true and the
generated tables use so only Microsoft IE can render them
correctly.

I have not achieved sufficiently high level of geekdom
to understand which one. I just know that it annoys me to
have to switch to use Windows while I am using something
else just to browse something on what is supposed to be the
browse-from-anywhere world wide web. I do use IE/Windows
often but just not all the time ...

LKO
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