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Story: Microsoft wants Web designers to use content tagging

Posted by: Anonymous (Friday 20 August 2004, 11:29 AM)

Fair enough. What serious web designer would actually be seen dead using Frontpage though?

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Incorporating support for ICRA's Web site blocker... Vishal Thakkar
I agree it's a good step. But why don't they... Anonymous
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Why not check out FrontPage at FrontPage Lin... Vishal Thakkar

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