IE competitors mull ActiveX alternative

Microsoft will have to join in on this: since they need to make more modular applications, starting with their browser, and anything that beats Eolas over the head with a brick just might prompt them to join. Heck, they've joined up with Sun, IBM, and others on other 'standards'. Be real funny too. Most of you would abandon the effort if MS got on board, catch your 22.; Posted by: FilledOut Posted on: 07/01/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use

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I wonder... issthatso | 06/30/04

IE and free lunches drichards1953 | 06/30/04

Very poor effort... Mike Cox | 06/30/04

Very touching, Mikey... bjbrock | 06/30/04

Competitors complain Enterprise Analyst | 06/30/04

AAAAARRRRGGGGHHHH NNNNOOOO !!!! Knorthern Knight | 06/30/04

good point. doodlius | 06/30/04

good point PA-ITGuy | 07/01/04

Great news! George Mitchell | 06/30/04

Trust Robert Carnegie | 07/01/04

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