code is opened in Netscape, the Italics does not appear.
Part of this problem is still related to the fact that both Netscape and Microsoft still rely for the most part on HTML scripting, even though both are making bold and blatant overtures to the growing XML groups (Yager 2000).
Microsoft, in October of this year plans to begin sending out copies of its new Microsoft.NET program that is its first venture into a fulltime commitment to XML. The company press release regarding this product explains its purpose.
Microsoft.NET offers some amazing opportunities for developers and partners. Microsoft .NET offers an entirely new set of development tools, designed for the Web from the ground up. They cover all the bases, from client to server to Web services. They give developers the opportunity to build rich new services entirely from scratch, or to build them on top of the core Microsoft .NET building block services. They can subscribe to these services "off the shelf," and focus on writing code that differentiates their product. The next generation of
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