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_gail Posts: 2876 From: So FL Status: offline	NN 4.X - 4/20/2003 19:33:02 Anyone still checking their sites in NN 4.x? If so, why? gail _____________________________ Digicamhelp - Easiest place on the web to learn about Digit@l Cameras & Photography


EWD Posts: 1052 From: BeauFlow, NY Status: offline	RE: NN 4.X - 4/20/2003 21:06:52 Yes, I' m still checking in NN4.7. I have two business clients who still use it on a 640x480 monitor and do work for a large school system that has thousands of PCs running NN4.6 and 4.7 as well. Besides, it keeps me humble. _____________________________ " I came here to ponder the futility of it all but I can see it' s useless." (in reply to _gail)


Gil Posts: 7533 From: North Carolina, USA Status: offline	RE: NN 4.X - 4/20/2003 21:47:06 I check with NN3.04 with Javascript and images turned off [:p] Actually, I use that browser for surfing when I doing research - Nothing is faster... Oops, forgot the " why" - Because if I can navigate and access the content with that browser configuration I know it' s accessable to 99% of the WWW users. I don' t pay any attention to " pretty" - just useability. < Message edited by Gil -- 4/20/2003 9:49 PM > _____________________________ Gil Harvey, 1947-2004 (in reply to _gail)


Reflect Posts: 4769 From: USA Status: offline	RE: NN 4.X - 4/21/2003 7:44:34 I do but with a twist... My newest sites really looks bad in NN 4.x BUT.... A) Navigation works without issue B) They can get to and read content pages C) All shopping cart pages work I feel I have done my part at that point. If they still use a browser that old they are probably used to sites degrading very roughly if they work at all. <edit>EWD also brought up a good point. This is my first site that I designed for 800X600 as the minimum. I did however base that on large fonts (read 125%). </edit> Just my .002 cents, Brian < Message edited by Reflect -- 4/21/2003 7:46 AM > _____________________________ (in reply to _gail)


Charles W Davis Posts: 1725 Joined: 3/7/2002 From: Henderson Nevada USA Status: offline	RE: NN 4.X - 4/21/2003 9:45:17 Gail, Depending on the site, its purpose, its audience, there are many that still use the old browsers. If the site is intended to sell goods, I wouldn' t want to just brush off a percentage of the business in an " I don' t care" attitude. Attachment (1) _____________________________ Enjoy! It' s your endeavor! http://www.anthemwebs.com (in reply to _gail)


bobby Posts: 11399 Joined: 8/15/1969 From: Seattle WA USA Status: offline	RE: NN 4.X - 4/21/2003 10:18:49 Yep, but mostly as a check... I usually open a site in NN4.8 just to check it out. I very rarely go back and alter anything, as long as the page data is still readable and navigation is available in some form... I tend to use MZ and Opera while building the site... I only check in IE6 near the end (because if it works in the other two, it' s likely going to look fine in IE), then one last check in NN4x before finalizing. _____________________________ In order to remove a wall you must first remove the Windows® (in reply to _gail)