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Hey Bob,<br>
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<font face="arial" size=2 color="#0000FF"><blockquote type=cite cite>Think
of the browser as the visitor's remote control. They can channel surf and
skip whatever content they don't want to watch. More and more people are
installing products like Cookie Pal to block unwanted cookies. We have to
accept the fact that we can't control what is not
ours.</font></blockquote><br>
While that may be true, it certainly would be nice if all the client
producers could setup some sort of standards like we have in the world of
television. The nice part is, apart from a smaller or larger
picture, all content developed for NTSC televisions will work on a
television in North America. Same goes for PAL or SECAM
elsewhere... It certainly would be nice if we, as developers, could have
that same type of client market... until that time, the Net as a whole is
severely limited in too many unnecessary ways. Client control is an
awesome feature, but that too should be limited when and where
necessary.<br>
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<div>-= Cheers =-</div>
<x-tab> </x-tab>Steve
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