Re: Update: www.xs4all.nl/~klr
: flu...@quadrant.xs4all.spambgone (Hayley Jane Wakenshaw) wrote:
: Thanks for the info. :-) And to everyone who mailed me to tell me
: about the problem too! It looked fine on all our browsers, even on
: strict mode, but then, you never know just how picky PC browsers will
: be. So my very own net wizard tried the pages on a macintosh emulator
: on the amiga, and fixed the problem that way. It was the comment tags
: apparently.
:
: If there are any more probs please tell me? Eeek! The very idea of only
: having a big black space as a web site!! :-}
:
: -Hayley
Hi Hayley -
Today I tried accessing your page but I'm still getting the blank black
screen that someone else was talking about. I have your page listed as a
link on mine. So I put the URL address that you gave above, but no go. :-(
-- Dana
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