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[Len Bullard] >When you separate semantics out of content, you get certain advantages of reusability and a degree of independence from the application of note, but you pay for it with a lot of analysis, experimenting and potential ambiguities in communications. Caveat emptor. Exactly right with one caveat :-) Sometimes, it simple isn't possible to separate the semantics because of situations where aspects of the presentation *are* the semantics. http://www.propylon.com/news/ctoarticles/Separating_Content_from_Presentation_20020725.html Regards, Sean |