Re: 101 Babylon Ships - Need to ask something.

In article <0001HW.BF7098AA00532C30F0305550@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, Amy
Guskin <aisling@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> >>On Mon, 10 Oct 2005 17:00:41 -0400, Jeffrey O. Gustafson wrote
> (in article <1128978003.800177.50800@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>):
>
> >> As I had to become familiar with a couple of bits of software and basic
> >> web design, and have been a fan of B5 for some time I decided to create
> >> the following as it seemed like a good way to learn.
> >>
> >> You'll need to be running Internet Explorer 5.5 and above to view it,
> >> have Flash installed, and a Broad Band connection would be more than
> >> slightly useful.
> >>
> >> http://www.themadgoner.com/TMG/Sci_Fi/SciPages/Babylon5/Ships_Page/Mark4_Bu
> >> i
> >> ld.htm
> >
> > I, too, use Firefox, but I have the IE View extension, so I was able to
> > look at the page. The only issue that really prevents its use in other
> > browsers is the unnecessary level of flashiness. I couldn't program my
> > way out of a vcr, but I'd imagine that if you kept it simple, HTML and
> > Java, that it would be more accesible to those of us who choose (cough)
> > better browsers.
> >
> > <convert mode>
> > By the way, have you tried Firefox? You'll never experience the
> > internet the same way again. See the light! Tabbed Browsing!
> > Extensions! Open Source!
> > </c> <<
>
> I don't understand how _anybody_ can live without tabbed browsing.
>
> Amy
>

Funny, I do and that is in Firefox. I know, there are things that
tabbed browsing helps one do more efficiently, but then I am one of
those crotchety types.

Rick

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