Yes, you're quite right. My response was out of order, and I've already
apologized to Pranav off-line.

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Sent: Friday, 7 September 2001 5:04 p.m.
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Subject: RE:  XSLT browser support


At 9:55 AM +1200 9/7/01, George Hill wrote:
>Being a tad lazy, aren't you? Why not go to Microsoft's web site and 
>find out for yourself, rather than cluttering this newsgroup with such 
>questions?
>

Being a tad grumpy, aren't you? That's no way to greet new participants
on the list!

This is a perfectly reasonable question; there was quite a while when
the answer to the question "does IEX.X support XSLT or not?" was "well,
sort of".

And now, in answer to a newbie I'd say "yes", but in answer to a
curmudgeon I'd probably say, "well, yes. but ... ".

-- Tommie

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