[thelist] Why smart tags are no big deal...

[martin.p.burns at uk.pwcglobal.com]

Memo from Martin P Burns of PricewaterhouseCoopers

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Makes sense, but it's only one possible interpretation.

Which means that we're back to a 'wait and see' for
the final release.

Cheers
Martin




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> ...which in the current preview version of IE6 (or at least,
> the one I d/l'd this morning) were also on by default, and
> not off.

I believe that in preview/beta versions, they're setting these features to
be enabled by default for testing purposes. It's harder to see if the bugs
are there if most people aren't finding and enabling a feature...


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