Re: when using validator is not sensible

Hi Guys,

I think you are arguing over apples and oranges.  According to the W3C DOM, the correct term is User Agent.  I believe 
the reason is that the term "browser" is limiting.   There are other methods and tools that allow access to the internet, 
beyond the browser, which is associated with a PC only.

Hope this helps resolve the issue. :)

Carole

8/16/01 12:09:45 PM, JAMESICUS@aol.com wrote:

>In a message dated 8/16/01 11:18:02 AM US Mountain Standard Time, I wrote:
>
>>  what do you mean, 'graphical'?
>
>>  > A Browser designed to display both text and images versus a Browser 
>> designed 
>>  > to display only text.
>
>Should read ..... versus Browsers that display only text (Text Browsers) or 
>audio text reading Browsers (Speech Browsers).
>
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