On Mon, 8 Nov 1999, Jens Thos wrote:
> > I already accepted this a long time ago. Can you imagine
> > how I was impressed when I saw the first buttons on a
> > website changing their shape while moving the mouse
> > pointer over them with Voyager?
>
> What's so impressing about that? And what's the *use* of it?
The thing that impressed me was that JavaScript worked on my Amiga at
last, which I was waiting for so long.
And, this HAS use. Highlighting buttons are a great enhancement of a GUI's
look-and-feel (any Amigan should know about how important look-and-feel
is) and may be of some help for novice WWW users.
BTW, JavaScript also has some very useful features that could make site
navigation and the like easier and more efficient (think of the
possibility of changing the contents of 2 frames at once, for example).
Actually, I never ask for the USE of something (especially with
computers). I ask for things I WANT TO HAVE. (like a CS-G4)
--
Andreas Frank <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Motorola MCU Design Center Munich
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