> But since the innerHTML attribute is supported by nearly(?) all user
> agent implementations, this
> should not be that much of a problem.

Sorry to follow up on something that is veering off topic, but the list of
"all user agent implementations" implies the innerHTML property will work
generally on non-Microsoft browsers. innerHTML isn't part of the W3C DOM,
and the only non-MS browser I'm aware of that supports it are Netscape 6 and
Mozilla builds after May 19, 2000. There are also DOM-compliant ways of
achieving the same thing, but they're too far off topic to get into here.

regards,
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Charles White
The Tumeric Partnership
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