Where's TMO Colophon (what apps does TMO use to put create t

iBrotha

Posted: 10 January 2002 07:57 PM

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In Wired, there is a “colophon” at the end of each issue, outlining the hardware and software to make the site: PowerMac G4, PageMaker, Dreamweaver, etc.

How about TMO having such a page. I think they could charge the vendors for sucn an endorsement. Or, it can be just another “gee” thing for the site.

BTW, this thread was created witih an iBook 600 Combo, running OS X.1.2, OmniWeb 4.1.

C’est tout.

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