I thought your article on Internet Explorer 3.0 was pretty interesting,
so I tried to download the public beta, and discovered that 3.0 is only
available for 95 & NT right now from their web site.
Unfortunately Microsoft is practicing the same strategy as many
cross-platform developers right now--do the Windows version and "get
around to" releasing the Mac version. I've seen that with a lot of the
cool stuff, like Pointcast, and wonderful crashy quality of Netscape for
the Mac.
The company I work for, Voxware, is no exception--resource
constrained--though I'm working pretty hard to change that. Part of it
is the difficulty in getting hard market numbers for Mac Web tools
penetration vs. Windows 95.
I look at this trend, and it scares me, being a Mac developer. Without
any real experience developing for Windows, I'm glad I also have
embedded-systems experience.
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George T. Talbot
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RE: MICROSOFT IN THE MAC MARKET