I have 2 IE - Netscape compatibility questions:
1) I have been told that Netscape 4 and above supports the BORDERCOLOR
attribute for the TABLE tag, but when I use it Netscape won't recognise it.
It sees the border color as grey, whatever color I set it as. Any
suggestions?

2) It seems that Netscape 6 does not support DHTML - or so I read on the
net. When I put a scrolling marquee on my website, Netscape 6 reads it as
unmoving default text. Is there any way of formatting the text so that
Netscape will at least display the correct font, even if it won't scroll it?

Chris

1) I see table border colors in NS4 and 6, as green, but not any of the
color I chose.

2) The marquee tag is IE browser only tag.

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"Chris McLean" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I have 2 IE - Netscape compatibility questions:
> 1) I have been told that Netscape 4 and above supports the BORDERCOLOR
> attribute for the TABLE tag, but when I use it Netscape won't recognise
it.
> It sees the border color as grey, whatever color I set it as. Any
> suggestions?
>
> 2) It seems that Netscape 6 does not support DHTML - or so I read on the
> net. When I put a scrolling marquee on my website, Netscape 6 reads it as
> unmoving default text. Is there any way of formatting the text so that
> Netscape will at least display the correct font, even if it won't scroll
it?
>
> Chris
>
>