RP>Uunfortunately (or fortunately, depending on your point of view),
RP>there are utilities for creating web pages now that take most of
RP>the grunt work out of it, except maybe for the most sophisticated
RP>pages with animation, and they continue to improve. All those jobs
RP>at ISPs designing web pages will eventually dry up as individuals
RP>are able to create their own pages at home doing not much more than
RP>"pointing, clicking, and dragging". An analogy is how much work it
RP>took to do desktop publishing in the old days, where you had to
RP>manually embed special commands in your text to switch fonts, or
RP>position a graphic, and there was no WYSIWYG like we have today.
RP>Now, just about anyone can design a newsletter, and the same will
RP>happen with web pages.
Rick... Are you listening to what you're writing?  Isn't
this PRECISELY what I've been saying regarding programming?
Don't you think this automation of the programming process
is going to continue?
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