I agree. It's typical Redmond to assume that they are the ones to set 
the new standards for the industry. Anyone who has tried to create a 
webpage using advanced features of CSS2 knows this all too well. It 
works fine in Opera, works fine in Firefox, works fine in iCab, oh.. but 
not IE.
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MK

Michael Rigby-Jones wrote:

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>If Microsoft have broken the "pseudo standards" they set with earlier versions of IE then it shouldn't be up to web designers to fix Microsofts mistakes IMO.
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>Mike
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