Ann, I never encountered the browser incompatabilities, but I'm glade you corrected them anyway. My problem with the AdaIC site has always been the content is stale. I treated the AdaIC site sort of like a dictionary, I never visited, except when responding to queries I generally knew were answered there, but couldn't recall. This has made the site valuable to new comers, but generally useless to Adaphiles. However, I always had to be careful that I wasn't misrepresenting the leading edge of Ada technology. I visited AdaPower.com, GtkAda and other sites, when announcements of new info were posted on Team-Ada. If you want to get more visits from Adaphiles (and as Randy has requested articles on Ada), I suggest you create an AdaIC announcement email list. This way you can track visitors who want to keep informed of updates to the AdaIC site. [Note: You shouldn't stop posting announcements via Team-Ada and other means.] Rush Kester charter member Team-Ada > -----Original Message----- > From: Ann S. Brandon [mailto:[log in to unmask]] > Sent: Tuesday, December 04, 2001 2:08 PM > To: [log in to unmask] > Subject: AdaIC Website revamped > > > My apologies to those of you who are getting this notice twice. > > The AdaIC website has been revamped. Some of you might have tried our > Beta version, which had some browser compatibility problems. > As far as I > know, they've been corrected. If you run into any further problems, > please let me know. And, of course, I always welcome suggestions for > improvement. > > http://www.adaic.org > > Ann Brandon, > Communications Director > Ada Resource Association >