I'm working thru ASP.NET Website Programming, Chapter 3, pg 63: "We've 
seen what the navigator will look like when displayed in the browser..."
When? Where? How? Any help appreciated.

-D

> I'm working thru ASP.NET Website Programming, Chapter 3, pg 63: "We've 
s> een what the navigator will look like when displayed in the browser..."
W> hen? Where? How? Any help appreciated.

> -D

Please note the information regarding book specific support questions in 
the P2P FAQ.  I would like to explain the Wrox support process. If you 
wish to directly query a problem in the book with an expert who knows the 
book in detail then e-mail support@w... , with the title of the book 
and the last four numbers of the ISBN in the subject field of the e-mail.  
Please also confirm the software that you are using (include versions / 
editions / service packs etc.).  Please specify whether you are receiving 
any error messages (or a description of what is happening on your screen 
as opposed to what is being described in the book)

Phil Perks
Technical Support Manager
Wrox Press

Look at the Home Page Draft on page 70;  It shows how to put it all 
together.  Chapter 3 might be a bit difficult to grasp because of the 
many new concepts being introduced.  But hang in there!  The book is 
excellent and you will learn a lot.  

BTW:  The picture of the Navigator in action is on page 72.  You will 
need to add a style option within the XSLT file to get the black border 
around the table.  

Kindest regards,
--Chas

It's been what? days and I still haven't heard from the Wrox Gods...I have 
hung in, so far, noticing what you have kindly pointed out here. Thx.
-D


> Look at the Home Page Draft on page 70;  It shows how to put it all 
t> ogether.  Chapter 3 might be a bit difficult to grasp because of the 
m> any new concepts being introduced.  But hang in there!  The book is 
e> xcellent and you will learn a lot.  

> BTW:  The picture of the Navigator in action is on page 72.  You will 
n> eed to add a style option within the XSLT file to get the black border 
a> round the table.  

> Kindest regards,
-> -Chas