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No, but a lot of sane and perfectly workable solutions do.
That is why they have that well-earned 30 billion.
HTCs work rather well. So claims made that MS doesn't
work on improving the browser are false. Also, there
are examples there of xml structures for GUI objects
that are more real (say running code), quite powerful
and easy to apply. Ummm... perhaps not standard, but
standards that don't make it to the street aren't of
much value to the developers, users, or the web
community in general. Is it a Devil's Bargain simply
because of this or because you don't approve of it?
Again, the web architects have become what they so
publicly loathe.
len
From: Mike Champion [mailto:mc@xegesis.org]
10/4/2002 5:17:56 PM, "Bullard, Claude L (Len)" <clbullar@ingr.com> wrote:
> So take that HTC treeview, point the NAVIGATE URL
> to an ASP with a query in it. Done.
> Do all innovations have to come out of the W3C?
Do all Devil's Bargains need to come out of Microsoft :-)
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