Oh, boy, now I have to throw away our 40 or so Sparcs with 1152x900 b&w
screens :-)
>for anyone to think that the world wide web should be designed for optimal
>veiwing on monochrome monitors, 16 colors is hard enough to deal with. I
I'm not arguing that. I'm simply saying that certain frills put into
Netscape make life harder for some people.
>think you'd be better off using a text only browser like lynx, rather than
>torchuring yourself with a graphical browser and that kind of monior.
I'm sorry, but we are apparently on different wavelengths here. I am not
torturing myself, I actually prefer the monochrome screen for most things
I do. And most Web pages displayed on it are just fine. Suggesting that I
use lynx is quite funny...
>The 2.0b1 version of Netscape now handles subscripts. Don't remember what
Well, yes, I suppose it does; so now how about a definite integral? or a
little 2x2 matrix with fractions in it? You see the point. That's like
using a simple word processor with a limited symbol font and limited
formatting capability to do serious technical typesetting.
-- Eric Behr | NIU Mathematical Sciences | (815) 753 6727 behr@math.niu.edu | http://www.math.niu.edu/~behr/ | fax: 753 1112