Please don't be too offended but do the words "LINUX" mean anything to you? Or words like "Konquror and Mozilla (a completely netscape compliant browser, kinda like they develop for netscape)? Konqueror is the default web browser for LINUX and come standard with any Linux distrobution that use the Window Manager for KDE desktop (which to my understanding is also a defautl window manager - KDE that is). Running a "Linux World Expo" and then tell user and prospective attendees that they "must" use either IE4.5 or Netscape 4.5 later is like inviting someone to a party and telling them to call to let them know if they'll be comming, but refusing to give them the phone number when they ask for it. It doesn't make sense. And further more If you have used a web editor like "Frontpage" by Microsoft you're not using a web standards compliant web editor and that's would explain why many "LINUX" user may not attend. Just something to think about (and many Linux users have expressed their displeasure with the development - not a good endorsement for your Expo to be honest). Respectfully, Curtis Rey (Linux user who can't register via the web, and won't fax you a registration request) :) :) :). http://www.linuxworldexpo.com/register.shtml "Please note: In order to register on-line, you MUST be using Netscape 4.5 or later or Internet Explorer 4.5 or later. If you are not, please update your browser or register by Mail or Fax." A Linux site? Nope, running on Windows and probably made via your Frontpage standard. What happens when they decide to go MS IE only? "Ms IE 6 needed to view this site, please upgrade your browser"?