Jon -

I always preview - - except when I've actually made a really stupid mistake.

Your little slip was a bit puzzling. I expected to see the usual </i> in place of </a>. You had the right turnoff tag, but displaced a little into the display text where it had the effect of a missing " (no terminator for a literal string(?) I think).

leenia -

That's probably the advice I'd give to a large group where:

1. It's impossible to discuss individually with all of them what the limits of good practice are. (Or to trust the ones who need to always to ask.)

2. I'm the one who gets to set up all the machines so I know what they are and what's on them.

3. I'm good buddies with the guy who bought 'em and who sets the rules on what they're for.

Depending on how large a firm it is, they quite likely limit what sites employees are expected to visit, and have some leverage to make a site clean up errors, if it's one that their employees need to contact.

The sites where I see it, and where I've found it okay to proceed, are not ones I'd be likely to be visiting on company time - largely because they're ones with enormous amounts of advertising inserts.

John