Look VERY carefully at this brand new advertisement for Microsoft FrontPage.
I am still laughing!!!
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:( we dont get it…
professional cocing tools???
and for being all that clear… it really isn’t.. very unclear font, lotta parts of letters missing….. but that’s all i see… am i missing something?
<weblint>unmatched </P> (no matching <P> seen).</weblint>
THATS RIGHT, baby!
Laugh. That’s great. Knowing MS this is no big surprise of course, just kind of odd. I would not have noticed it though without you hinting at it.
Then again, after using FrontPage (ew) a couple times, it wouldn’t surprise me if it let that go through without warning the user.
At least they’re not lacking in closure..
Whoops :)
hee :D
Ahaha! Amazing.
Thinkk it’s deliberate?
So they way they fix the bad code is by creating new one… Very Microsoft of them :)
ouch.
the last paragraph baby… starts with a “< / p >” instead of a “< p >“. The marketing monkeys messed up the most basic principle of html, good for them! It’s like something out of dilbert. hee hee.
oooooooooooooooh
see, i couldn’t even see it it was < p > or if it was < /p >… mine looked like the last half of each letter was wiped away with the cloth….. TODAY i can see all parts of all letters. weird.
Wow! There’s an extra / too many. That’s sad. hehe
:( we dont get it…
professional cocing tools???
and for being all that clear… it really isn’t.. very unclear font, lotta parts of letters missing….. but that’s all i see… am i missing something?
<weblint>unmatched </P> (no matching <P> seen).</weblint>
THATS RIGHT, baby!
Laugh. That’s great. Knowing MS this is no big surprise of course, just kind of odd. I would not have noticed it though without you hinting at it.
Then again, after using FrontPage (ew) a couple times, it wouldn’t surprise me if it let that go through without warning the user.
At least they’re not lacking in closure..
Whoops :)
hee :D
Ahaha! Amazing.
Thinkk it’s deliberate?
So they way they fix the bad code is by creating new one… Very Microsoft of them :)
ouch.
the last paragraph baby… starts with a “< / p >” instead of a “< p >“. The marketing monkeys messed up the most basic principle of html, good for them! It’s like something out of dilbert. hee hee.
oooooooooooooooh
see, i couldn’t even see it it was < p > or if it was < /p >… mine looked like the last half of each letter was wiped away with the cloth….. TODAY i can see all parts of all letters. weird.
Wow! There’s an extra / too many. That’s sad. hehe