Can a .mac site be accessed by pc users?

[Jade84]

Hello,

I am trying to create a website for the first time and I was wondering: if I use iweb and then upload it on .mac, would pc users be able to go to my website?

Thank you for your answers.

Jade

 

[Nugget]

Yes.

 

[tschoftner]

iWeb

Hello,

I am trying to create a website for the first time and I was wondering: if I use iweb and then upload it on .mac, would pc users be able to go to my website?

Thank you for your answers.

Jade

Sure it possible, mind you though various things look a bit different if you use the Internet Explorer (e.g. if you create a shadow with a picture or so - this is at least what I found out creating a site with iweb).
But all in all it works fine.
Thomas

 

[millar876]

can you go to m$ Vistas site on a mac? of course you can.

 

[elppa]

can you go to m$ Vistas site on a mac? of course you can.

This is a bad example, because it wouldn't like right for a while.

To answer the original poster, the beauty of the web is that it is built on open standards (for the most part), which means everyone on any platform on any browser can see any website (in theory).

Safari 3 has excellent standards support on Mac + PC, as does Opera, Firefox and IE 7 (although the later is Windows only).

 

[tominated]

...and IE 7...

I think I just puked in my mouth a little. IE7's standards may seem better, but in reality the still SUCK. IE should die a horrible, horrible death.