Subject: Re: More HTML3 DTD Message-Id: <MICHAELJ.email@example.com> From: firstname.lastname@example.org (Michael Johnson) To: email@example.com Cc: firstname.lastname@example.org (HTML discussion list) Date: Fri, 02 Dec 94 10:25:47 EST Murray Maloney writes: >Shouldn't be so hard. Each new row separator in IBM BookMaster >can infer a </TR> in HTML. Actually, it's easier than that, since an HTML3 browser is supposed to tolerate a missing leading <TR> in a table, and Bookie doesn't require a trailing row separator to close a table. However, I have a personal bias toward keeping things REALLY simple, or at the very least trying to keep them elegant (which is, of course, totally subjective). This is probably why I generally object to ideas that add to the complexity of something. Sooner or later, complexity bites you in the ass. And I dislike kludges. Michael Johnson Relay Technology, Inc.