If you're trying to infer that the code on this site is sub-standard Well, it obviously must be substandard, as all good code is written in C. Yes, the site has some
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"And don't worry about what you upload being a bunch of whacky HTML, the Office team is working to ensure that what gets uploaded is the cleanest possible HTML." Hmph, I say. I like my WYSIWYG best. It is pure-DOM compatible with any DOM browser. Clipboard functionality is a nicety for some browsers. It the event of a completely non-compatible browser it falls back to a text box. But it's designed to work with anything supporting DOM le
Sounds like fun. Any chance we can see the code? Is it a mess? Seriously, I need to learn ASP.NET. Uh, by the way, what does this say about Stardock's code in general?
You typed it up on your Windows system, well, I type this up on my x86 Debian/KDE system in Konqueror using the KHTML engine. So what? Across from me my iMac sits watching text scroll by on it, as two make jobs compile Mac-on-Linux on Gentoo. A FreeBSD system is routing my connection from both these machines to the internet. PPC32, PPC64, x86, x64, who cares really? What Apple SHOULD mean to say is that Mac hardware is better selected, l