errata page

[Fraser Ross]

http://erdani.org/errata/

I'm using IE6 which might not be compatible with this page. I've tried
the lowest security setting. All I get is the error nosh. Is the page
working for anyone else?

Fraser.

 

[Zara]

http://erdani.org/errata/

I'm using IE6 which might not be compatible with this page. I've tried
the lowest security setting. All I get is the error nosh. Is the page
working for anyone else?

Fraser.

Does not work for me, neither. Mozilla FireFox 1.0.6

 

[mlimber]

http://erdani.org/errata/

I'm using IE6 which might not be compatible with this page. I've tried
the lowest security setting. All I get is the error nosh. Is the page
working for anyone else?

Fraser.

Nosh for me too, and I'm using Firefox 1.07. The page, BTW, is the
errata for _Modern C++ Design_ and not entirely unrelated to this
group.

Cheers! --M

 

[Victor Bazarov]

http://erdani.org/errata/

I'm using IE6 which might not be compatible with this page. I've tried
the lowest security setting. All I get is the error nosh. Is the page
working for anyone else?

I use Mozilla and I get the same error.

V

 

[Howard]

Nosh for me too, and I'm using Firefox 1.07. The page, BTW, is the
errata for _Modern C++ Design_ and not entirely unrelated to this
group.

Nosh??? You had a snack at that web site?

But, thanks for clarifying what the link was to.

To the OP: that info _really_ should have been in the original post. I
don't know about you, but I _never_ click on a link when I don't know what
that link is in the first place. (Also, reducing your security settings to
the minimum in IE is only inviting disaster!)

-Howard

 

[Wojtek]

I'm using Opera 8.5 and I get the same error

 

[Fraser Ross]

Thanks for the replies. A typo I noticed which probably isn't in the
errata list is the name Erich Gamma written as Gamma, Erich in the
bibliography.

Fraser.

 

[Victor Bazarov]

Thanks for the replies. A typo I noticed which probably isn't in the
errata list is the name Erich Gamma written as Gamma, Erich in the
bibliography.

And where's the typo? I mean, do you consider that writing your name as
"Ross, Fraser" would be a typo? Could it be that there are different
ways of listing books in the bibliography section, between what you
learned (or are used to) and what Andrei knows? Just a thought...

V