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Hi all,

I moved the thread with Andrew's Venn Diagram of the English Catenatives here, because he's having some trouble getting the links on his webpage to work, and I've been trying to help him. (And I bet the rest of you are ignoring the thread, and I don't blame you ).

Anyway, if you could go to http://fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~lfried/Cat2.html and see if you see the Venn Diagram. If you do, please put your mouse over the bold type that says "Modals" at the top and see if it is a link and takes you to another page. It seems to work on my computer, and it doesn't work on his, so I'd like to know if it works on someone else's.

Thanks,

Lorikeet

Lorikeet wrote:Hi all,

I moved the thread with Andrew's Venn Diagram of the English Catenatives here, because he's having some trouble getting the links on his webpage to work, and I've been trying to help him. (And I bet the rest of you are ignoring the thread, and I don't blame you ).

Anyway, if you could go to http://fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~lfried/Cat2.html and see if you see the Venn Diagram. If you do, please put your mouse over the bold type that says "Modals" at the top and see if it is a link and takes you to another page. It seems to work on my computer, and it doesn't work on his, so I'd like to know if it works on someone else's.

Thanks,

Lorikeet

I clicked on 'modals' and 'semi-modals', both in bold, but had no success.

Thanks a lot. It appears that it can only work in IE on the Mac at the moment. It doesn't work on my Virtual PC either. I'm looking into it further...

Okay, I made a slight change and I think it's fixed. It works on my Virtual PC now. Can someone with a PC check and see if it's fixed? Thanks

Hi!

It works.

Siân

It Works!
OK, Now I'm going to copy the source code and see if it works in Geocities.

It does :
http://www.geocities.com/endipatterson/cat.html