> Right now I've got this set up so that each individual launcher is a
> table (so please use a browser that supports tables) and each launcher
> is a .shtml file that uses server-side includes to import the
> appropriate individual launchers. This way there is only one copy of
> each launcher on the server.
This looks great, though I'm not sure if browser-specific is the
way to go. Still, every new browser that comes out is trying to be
Netscape-compatible, so we orta be okay.
> Please take a look at the FAQ launchers I've got out there and send
> feedback. There will be constant updates, so please check back
> regularly, see how it evolves, and send more feedback.
It really looks good. Probably take a lot of work, but once
finished it'll be the best FAQ index anywhere. And since it'll always be
up-to-date, it'll be better than any CD-ROM could ever be.
If anybody would like to join the faqbook mailing list, send a
message to <faqbook-request@andrew.cais.com> with a Subject: of
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