>>>>> Dave Pawson <> writes:
> At 20:19 12/05/2003 +0200, Steinar Bang wrote:
>> Here's another example for you, of something that has a semantic
>> meaning, and is displayed as a table:
> Or at least *could* be displayed as a table.
Ooops. Yes, that's what I meant to say. Or rather: "is commonly
displayed as a table".
[snip!]
> The information is: This product has these features.
> Display list is another presentation option?
Possibly. Though I find a feature matrix easier to interpret, and do
comparisons in.
