Testing Your Site in Different Browsers
The easiest way to test your site in several browsers is to open each Web browser and enter the local address of your site in the Address or Location box, as shown in Figures 13-6, 13-7, and 13-8.
For example, if your FrontPage Web site is named wwwidgets2 and is stored on a Web server on your local network named WKS1, you would enter http://wks1/wwwidgets2 to open the site. Figure 13-6 A Web site as it appears (properly) in Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.
Figure 13-7 The same Web site, differing slightly in Netscape Navigator 4.7.
NOTE : Test your site with the latest versions of Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator. If you have access to computers running older versions of the browsers or a different browser, such as Opera, test your site in these browsers, too. Testing on Macintosh and information appliances (such as WebTV) is usually easiest to do after your site has been published to the Internet.
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