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Technology Stocks : MSFT Internet Explorer vs. NSCP Navigator -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Reginald Middleton who wrote (15457)	12/23/1997 4:27:00 PM
From: Justin Banks	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 24154

Reg - Now you are refusig to listen. Try and follwo closely. If you don't stop patronizing me, I'll have to start to be mean ;) Yes I can! How? Let me get this right. You start up IE, go to SI, see one of my rantings, hit reply, and decide you'd like to take it to private email. You hit the Justin Banks linked text at the top of my page and start Eudora? How? MSFT has always followed much more closely then NSCP. CSS, Document object model, the list is VERY extensive. I think you need to look into this before your next post on the topic. I'm not even going to try to respond to this. If you think MSFT has more closely conformed to the HTML RFCs than NSCP, you go right ahead and think that. The user has no choice as to what browser to use when usign a graphical interface to administer the NSCP Enterprise server and Livewire development environments.In your own words, that's bad for the consumer and bad for progress in the market place. o I've not heard this before, do you have documentation on this? o Anyone using a GUI to admin a server gets what they deserve. o An admin relying on a www server to be running on a server they're administering is an idiot. Of course, if what you say is true (somehow I doubt it), and NSCP does require the use of their browser to do something, I agree that it's bad for the consumer and bad for progress. -justinb