Re: Microsoft proposes a new standard ??

On Wed, 18 Sep 1996, Kay Martha Quittan wrote:

> Using HTML objects, a Web page could, for example, dynamically change its
entire layout, including fonts, colors, and styles, when a user clicks on a
radio button. Web pages can do this now, but only by downloading an entirely
new page from a server or by activating Java or ActiveX programs.

Is someone confusing objects with stylesheets here?

> "You clearly can do that with ActiveX today, but that's a fairly heavy
solution," Roskill said. "You have a fairly large chunk of code to
download." >

Add: "And will only work on 32-bit Windows platforms running Microsoft
browsers".

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Received on Wednesday, 18 September 1996 13:48:46 UTC