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Promises are made to be broken. The emphasis in this column so far has been compatibility, both across dynamic browsers and backward with non-dynamic ones. Both browsers, however, have unique proprietary DHTML capabilities that are worth learning about. Or so it would seem from the many letters I've received. So then, from time to time, we will have a column like the present one, where we throw compatibility to the winds of change, and discuss browser-specific techniques.
This tutorial can be appreciated by users of any version. The dynamics will be outlined but will not be viewable except by users of IE4 Platform Preview 2 WIN95. Macintosh users with IE4 Platform Preview 1 do not have the DHTML ability for the demonstrations either. These properties and methods have been promised for the next version.
By the end of this column we will have discussed:
So let's begin with a look at the ins and outs of the new properties.
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Created: 09/24/97
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