Ran the validator. I am sure this is the path for achieving a higher level of, well enough of that stuff.
Thanks for our assistance.
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Actually, I have not used a forum before and I was as nervious as a teen on my first date.
My typing came out sideways. I typed Wordpad when I meant Notepad. That is why I decided it might be best if I just hope the problem would go away without me doing anything to the code --you know like the TV that fixes itself, maybe I'm too old, but that is what use to happen to TVs, cars, etc.
Anyway, great suggestions about Notepad++...Leave a comment:
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Thanks.
I'll go hide my head in the sand again -- with Notepad!
I appreciate your time, again thanks....Leave a comment:
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I may have misrepresented what I used to develop the code. I am using IE but the code is typed into the machine using Wordpad, stored as text then renamed as an HTML file.
Sorry about the misstatment....Leave a comment:
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Thanks RedSon.
Are you suggesting I put both systems side by side and keep tring different codes to check the compatibility?...Leave a comment:
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Safari, I do not know the version (she has had it for about a year)...Leave a comment:
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IE for the IBM Compatible, MacBook is the other system....Leave a comment:
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How to create a site that is compatible on Mac and PC browsers
I have just completed a workable version of my web site in HTML without the use of a Freeware or Commercial program for coding. None of the coding is fancy, just simple HTML (Tables, and tags, etc.)
The site works for PC based computers but not on Mac products.
Is there a site or link that anyone knows of that will serve as a simple tutorial for the compatibility of HTML on Macs and PC?
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