- From: B.K. DeLong <bkdelong@naw.org>
- Date: Wed, 13 Jan 1999 09:07:44 -0500
- To: <w3c-wai-au@w3.org>
At 05:08 PM 1/13/99 +1100, Rob Cumming wrote: >In this context HTML 3.2 still >represents the level of markup that the >majority of our users want to work to, with perhaps a third of them >seriously utilizing HTML 4.0 markup, perhaps a tenth >might dabble with CSS 1 and XML/CSS 2 dont even get on the radar. Maybe we should add something allowing for Authoring Tools to have different levels of "checks." In the preferences, a user says they only want to program in HTML 3.2, (default being 4.0), and as they program, they are told when something is NOT accessible according to HTML 3.2... >In my experience the average government official cant tell their head from >their butt, let alone comprehend the >varieties of HTML techniques that are accessible in the varieties of user >agents. You are right. The minute we present this to any govt. official...they're going to snore away. They don't care about many of these issues because quite a lot of them are running 386/486 machines with Nescape 2.0. -- B.K. DeLong 360 Huntington Ave. Director Suite 140CSC-305 New England Chapter Boston, MA 02115 World Organization (617) 247-3753 of Webmasters http://www.world-webmasters.org bkdelong@naw.org
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