- From: <JPadams@aol.com>
- Date: Wed, 4 Aug 1999 22:17:03 EDT
- To: www-svg@w3.org
I just got the IBM SVG viewer up and running today. Included with the viewer were over 60 example files demonstrating a lot of different characteristics of the SVG spec but the one thing that caught me off guard were the great forms examples which basically had no graphics in them but lots of tabular data and formatted text. After seeing those great examples of how SVG could be used to create forms it suddenly occured to me that I may be changing the way I create my html forms in the very near future. I was thinking of SVG only in terms of the graphics I might be able to create and not forms. My question to those individuals more familiar with SVG than my 1 day of experience is, once svg browser plugins are available do you think that database front end forms designers will fairly quickly see the light and move to SVG tags for forms layout? J.P. Adams
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