Don't know. Their web site does not work with my browser.
Probably composed with a MicroSoft product.

Have you read the original NACA paper?

Paul Lamar

Paul, what browser are you using? It works in both Mozilla and Konqueror

for

me, and Konqueror ain't known for dealing well with poorly coded pages.

There

aren't any weird HTML tags in the source - in fact, it almost looks

hand-coded

because it's so simple.

Regards,
Chad

I am using Netscape 4.6. I tried it with and with out Java.
I don't know why we can't have standards that work?
This rational of improving on standards is BS.
The very first NetScape browser and WWW web pages worked
great and were entirely adequate. Things went down hill
from there thanks to Micro Soft.

Paul Lamar

Joe Hull wrote:

Paul -
Was said: "The very first NetScape browser and WWW web pages worked
great and were entirely adequate."

Horses were a fine mode of transportation too! So was/is the piston engine!

I won't pretend to give you engineering advice and PLEASE don't pretend to
be an expert on computer software, operating systems, or network
communications! You have no idea what would NOT be possible today without
improvements to the HTTP protocol and HTML standards MANY OF WHICH were
sponsored by, pushed, and implemented by Microsoft.  Just 'cause their big
don't make 'em bad!

Joe Hull
Cozy MkIV #991 (working on Engine & Cowling)
http://www.maddyhome.com/canardpages/pages/JoeHull/index.html

Ridiculous analogy. I know who your employer is.

Sure Joe! Next thing you will tell us is your boss did not try to put
Netscape out of business :)

It just so happens I have been in the microcomputer biz since the
beginning in 1974. I had the second or third computer store in the
world for 25 years. I wrote a real time hardware interrupt driven
multitasking
operating system in ASM for a mother board I designed myself and sold
to others.
If you want to read about it get a copy of these articles and papers.

Computerized Slalom & Skid Pad Testing by John Dinkel
(Article about the Lamar Instrument computerized Road Test equipment.)
Road & Track May 1977. If you want John Dinkel's email address send
me a private message. John recently co authored a book on the RX8.

Microprocessor-Based System for Roll-Down and Acceleration Tests
by D.K. Lynn, C.R. Derouin, and Paul Lamar Los Alamos Scientific
Laboratory
Published in IEEE Proceedings 29th Vehicular Technology Conference
(The technical details of the computerized road test system.)
Arlington, Illinois, March 28-30, 1979M

It was probably among the very first commercial embedded applications
of a microcomputer.

I have been through at least ten operating systems starting with the
Apple II,
CPM, DOS, etc., etc., etc. up to Linux. I have written magazine
articles on the P-System.  I'll stop here but you get the idea.

Paul Lamar
 
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