William Chops Westfield wrote:
> On Apr 29, 2006, at 5:35 AM, Russell McMahon wrote:
> 
> Oh; it's like a tar file.  I was going to say zip file, but I guess
> it's not compressed at all...  And explorer knows how to interpret
> it directly instead of having to download and un-tar it...  I guess
> that's a bit useful...

Note that IE's market share has fallen to 65% - 85%, depending on where 
you look.  Probably lowest among technically-inclined folks.

My personal site's stats give IE 12%, which seems incredibly low to me; 
may be due to some recent anomalies.  On my highest-traffic, 
widest-audience business site, it's about 70%.

Anyway, I personally wouldn't want to shut out even 15% of users, much 
less 35% or 88% - but of course it's your trade-off to make when you are 
Master Of Your Own Domain!
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