- From: Steve Heaney <heaney@cambridge.scr.slb.com>
- Date: 18 Jun 96 17:53:47 +0000
- To: www-html@w3.org
- Cc: Jean-Charles.d.Harcourt@grif.grif.fr, kdow@maricopa.com
>Steve Heaney wrote: > >> Amaya is a testbed client for experimenting with new Web features. >> Amaya will be available soon to W3C members and the Web community one >> month after. >> Amaya runs on Unix workstation and is being ported to PC/Windows. > >Is there a Macintosh version of this application in the works? There is >a significant amount of HTML authoring being done on the MacOS, and the >availability of such a tool would promote the use of standard and valid >HTML. > I agree - I'm on the lookout for a good Mac product as well. This one is for the W3C to answer though. I'm not sure what the priorities are for the Amaya developers. A commercial product called Symposia from GRIF S.A. shares the same roots as Amaya and I would not be suprised if GRIF will pick up and deliver technologies demonstrated in Amaya in Symposia . They are currently not planning a Mac version of their product but I get the impression they are open to persuasion. Try sending mail to <URL:mailto:Jean-Charles.d.Harcourt@grif.grif.fr> if you are interested in Symposia for the Mac. Regards, Steve. P.S. Sorry if this is a little off topic for the list.
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