Re: Style Sheets for HTML

Dan Hinckley <hinckley@netcom.com>

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Subject: Re: Style Sheets for HTML
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Content-Type: TEXT/PLAIN; charset=US-ASCII
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Forgive me, but what's to prevent browser clients from being able to read 
.ps files; can http not point to a postscript file as it would any other 
non html file, and thus provide a gateway? Wouldn't this solve the 
publishers' problem, and keep HTML simpler?

Dan Hinckley                  The EarthWeb Project
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On Tue, 24 May 1994, Jonathan Abbey wrote:

> But graphics files cannot be manipulated at all.. running OCR on html-embedded
> GIF's?  Ugh.
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