CHARLES ANGELICH wrote in a message to ROY J. TELLASON:

CA>> Server stats show that the majority of users are using
CA>> Windows XP and IEx v6 even though my tech website is a
CA>> 'legacy' website for W31 and DOS users (with a few Linux
CA>> pages added recently). My guess is that users are
CA>> accessing the website from their workplace then taking the
CA>> information/files home to use on their personal computers? 

RJT> Could be, I don't know what most people are using at work
RJT> these days. Last place I was at used NT. 

CA> Educated guess that with tax write-offs business can chase the
CA> bleeding edge with less stress than the average user would
CA> have. :-)

That's quite possible,  though I couldn't say how likely.  To be able to
write it off you need to have it to spend in the first place.

CA>> Newer versions of DreamWeaver MX have built in 'validation' icons 
CA>> for testing webpages for accesibility for impaired persons etc. 
CA>> which tells me that the business of webpage design is growing up 
CA>> and begining to be more user oriented than it has been 

RJT> Good! :-) 

CA>> but there is room for improvement as you and Wayne have
CA>> pointed out here. :-)

Always...

CA> --8<--cut 

RJT> Hmm. Interesting point there. I've got some software upgrading to 
RJT> do, here, hopefully some of that will help this situation. 

CA> It helps but nothing to "wow" about - maybe a 10-15% improvement? 

Small steps are fine with me.

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