New Screenshots Now UpFriday January 22nd, 1999We have posted two new screenshots for your viewing pleasure. One is a shot of a new toolbar that was tested on Mac, and can be found on the Screenshots page, in the Mac section. The second screenshot is from OS/2 Warp, and is of the Box Acid Test, and is available on the Box Acid Test Screenshots page. We now have images from four platforms of the Box Acid Test being layed out almost perfectly, and IE5 has, well, none. Just wondering if any one has tried this Box Acid Test using IE4 (or 5) and the Gecko ActiveX controll??? It would be interseting to see if it could be used to up IE4 to Gecko's level of CSS compliance!!! Just a thought... Actually someone has done the test in IE and posted a screenshot. It was in an article linked off slashdot not long ago. As I recall, IE did ok (a helluva lot better than netscape 4.5), but not perfect. I have tried it with the activeX control. It works great. I posted a screenshot at http://www.dataexp.com/robdogg.jpg, if anyone wants to see it. The little app was done in VB5. It also works to up IE4's level of compliance, but what's the point. I've mistakenly placed a comma in the previous post in the link. It will not load correctly. Either remove the comma, or load this proper link: http://www.dataexp.com/robdogg.jpg The point would be a way to develope web application using DHTML, and if an IE user visited you could then offer them the opertunity to download the ActiveX controll, and view the page in full context without having to install any new software. This could prevent serious headaches in cross-browser scripting. Plus it would be a cool way to indorectly increase the install base of Mozilla. Well, now that you found a point, I gotta do it. Check out http://www.dataexp.com/mozillainie4.gif You'll find exactly what you wanted. Very Cool!!!!! |