- From: James HG Redekop <tzoq@csd.uwo.ca>
- Date: Fri, 7 Apr 95 14:18:32 EDT
- To: lee@sq.com
- Cc: www-html@www10.w3.org, tzoq@csd.uwo.ca (James HG Redekop)
> Adam Thodey <athodey@engin.umich.edu> spake thus: > > > Make it a WYMIWYG type program (What you MEAN is what you get!!) :) > > There I agree. I'd say, start with SGML validation. Look at James Clark's > SGML parser (nsgmls) for a start. I took a course in structured documentation this year, and one of the speakers on SGML had a great term for the kind of editor they used. Not "What You See is What You Get", since what you get depends on the fonts/window size/ includes/excludes that the user was useing. Rather, it was "What You See is No Surprise". James H.G. Redekop Free confidential counselling for tzoq@publix.empath.on.ca SURVIVORS OF DECONSTRUCTION tzoq@csd.uwo.ca Call 1-800-MEANING http://www.csd.uwo.ca/~tzoq/ Ap(point)ments may be continually postponed.
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