Re: FLASH: OT: AOL Browsers

[Helen Triolo]

Thorvald Neumann wrote:

> 

> Hejsan!

> 

> The latest e-mail on this topic was also meant for you, Helen (and of

> course all others who replied to this thread...).

> 

Hejsan!  Thank you, I knew that.  ;-)  I was thinking it might be fun to

come and be a fly on the wall instead...  And JGL, I think that as long

as we live and breathe and design websites in the US, we will not be

able to avoid the scourge of AOL -- one of those things that (like

Yahoo) is immensely popular for no discernible reason (ok, I guess it's

marketing or longevity or an answer to technophobia or something), so

best thing to do to keep clients happy is figure out how to workaround

it.  Yech, what am I doing up here on this soapbox?  Climbing down and

walking back to pc...


Helen

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