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Preview: What Scripting News might look like in the future. Please, no complaints about broken links or undefined glossary entries. I know, and I know. XML.COM explains WDDX, with examples. NY Times: What's on your hard drive? MacWorld's Jason Snell on regular expressions. Web Review's Dale Dougherty on regular expressions. News.com: Warnock demos new stuff. A new feature for the discussion group. You can now read messages without having the cookie and without logging on. Frontier users, if you want to sneak a peak at the source code for the discussion group, start here. Click here if you have some braincells to burn. What a trip! A neat idea for a web gadget, a COM or Apple Event-aware app that takes two parameters, the address of another app, and a window title. It returns a GIF representation of the bits being displayed in that window. For live websites, we could show people what's in a specific window on the server. It would make a *big* difference in the usability of our site and our software. It's got to be easy to program and as fast as possible. I'd pay US $195. Preston Holmes did something like this with clip2gif in August 1996. ScreenView is not exactly what I want, but it's cool! I'm going to check it out. Andreas Hellstrom reports caching problems with MSIE 4.01/Mac. Another problem with MSIE for CGI writers? A proposal from 12/96 for a way to make content developers much more powerful.
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