> An article was recently written by CRN (Computer Reseller News) that > incorrectly stated that Microsoft is working on a proprietary superset > of HTML 3.2 that will ship in Internet Explorer 4.0. This article is > WRONG. Microsoft is NOT defining any new HTML or CSS features that > are not being discussed in coordination with the W3C. Dynamic HTML is > a cross-platform object model available to scripts that accurately > represents a HTML and CSS document according to those standards. The > API used by Dynamic HTML is being reviewed and discussed within the > document object model working group of the W3C. > > All new features being introduced in Internet Explorer 4.0 are under > discussion with the W3C. Dynamic HTML is Microsoft's IMPLEMENTATION of > W3C's emerging work. For example, Internet Explorer 4.0 will support > the recently released forms working draft and CSS Positioning working > draft. > > I am Microsoft's representative on the HTML, CSS, and Document Object > Model working groups. > > Scott Isaacs > scotti@microsoft.com >Received on Tuesday, 4 March 1997 21:38:55 GMT
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