RE: [xml-dev] XML+CSS, DENG (was: Re: [xml-dev] InfoPath, OpenOffice, XForms (Was: Low-end Office 1 1won't do user schemas)

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Doug Ransom <>
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Elliotte Rusty Harold <>, Sebastian Schnitzenbaumer <>
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2003-04-17T21:52:01Z
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RE: [xml-dev] XML+CSS, DENG (was: Re: [xml-dev] InfoPath, OpenOffice, XForms (Was: Low-end Office 1 1won't do user schemas)
> 
> What I see in the field doesn't come close to matching what web 
> designers think their audience has installed.  I suspect there's a 
> huge self-selection effect operating here, where large parts of the 
> reading public simply avoid sides that use Flash.

I am in that camp.  I avoid sites that use flash.  

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