Alex Lancaster wrote:
> >>>>> "MS" == Martin Stricker <shugal@xxxxxx> writes:
> 
> [...]
> 
> >> (b) What happens if a user does not have Internet Explorer for
> >> Netscape to rely on?
> 
> MS> I#m sorry to say this, but for now you have to use another XML/XSL
> MS> parser than Netscape. Even the brand new Netscape 6 preview (yes,
> MS> it's 6, they skipped the 5) does not support XSL, and I found no
> MS> information about when Netscape eventually will support
> MS> XML/XSL. Sorry, but this is the unpleasant truth. 
> 
AL> Don't forget that the Netscape releases from 6 onwards are based on
AL> Mozilla (the free version of the browser), so the right place to look
AL> for the bleeding edge in Netscape/Mozilla technology is the Mozilla
AL> site:
> 
AL>  http://www.mozilla.org
<BigSnip/> 
Whoops, I really should have looked more around... ;-)
Thanks very much for the information, now I'll stay tooned in...

Best regards,
Martin Stricker

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