Re: PATHs in HTML

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> I would definitely vote "yes" to the PATHs-in-HTML proposal.

Me too.  

We have an application, a CAI system, where a document is gradually
revealed by pushing a "reveal" button in the dokument.  At the end a
complete document is shown.  When you then press "back", you get to
the document at the previous "reveal" level, which is clearly wrong,
the "back" button should bring you the previous document, not the
previous "revelation" of the current document.

                                                    (Rmz)

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