Re: Centering in HTML?

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OFFICE MEMO RE>Centering in HTML? Date:3/24/95
>No, don't do that. <CENTER> is not in either the HTML2 or HTML3 standards
>and won't be. It is recognized only by Netscape browsers (cough).

>>We need a shorthand phrase to refer to renegade browsers like mozilla
>>(cough, ahem, urk).
>>
>>How about "bowsers"? pronounced, at least in Boston, "bau-zahs". From >>the
>>Indo-European root for "bozos".
>>
>>:-|

How about "Browsers that make up between 70 and 80% of the existing market"?

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