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Politics : RAMTRONIAN's Cache Inn -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Gutterball who wrote (5105)	4/4/1998 2:58:00 PM
From: Jonas	Respond to of 14464

Hi DAN!! Didn't know You already posted the link on the RCOM thread... can think of various advantages of FRAM in the mentioned apps...with availability from Rohm now hope for some more new design wins... will go to RCOM thread now though Jonas

To: Gutterball who wrote (5105)	4/4/1998 2:59:00 PM
From: Lou	Respond to of 14464

Per a suggestion, I sent the following to Lee Brown re: blank page. Dear Lee: First, let me say that the members of the Ramtron thread appreciate the direct communications you, and your firm have had with the Silicon Investor's Ramtronian thread in the recent past. Second, for several days, possibly since March 20, members of the thread with certain type browsers have drawn a blank screen on the RMTR home page. It seems to happen with Netscape 4.3 and a Communicator version of Netscape, but not with Netscape 3.x. Works fine with microsoft explorer. On a test basis I was able to make the links work from www.ramtron.com (with frames) to menu.html, logo.html and frontpage.htm. with the following changes to the source code of www.http.ramtron.com. I found that if I put a closing tag ">" just after the scrolling element in three instance, then, eliminate the "style=border: medium none" in each of the three instances after the scrolling element, the page comes up in the test. Please don't regard me as presumptuous to suggest that this is the problem with the source code in your home page, but I thought you would be checking with your webmaster on the problem. This might have something to do with style sheets, and is not supported in Netscape 4.3, the browser I use. I'm just curious, but some of us thought you might like to know that a few of the web surfers are experiencing a problem at your home page. Lou