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Posted to dev@httpd.apache.org by Alexei Kosut <ak...@nueva.pvt.k12.ca.us> on 1997/04/27 06:10:37 UTC
Thought we were done with multipart/byteranges? Think again.
I seem to distinctly recall seeing a message forwarded to this list
from (I think it was) Lou Montulli, saying that Netscape Navigator
4.0b3 would support multipart/byteranges as well as
multipart/x-byteragnes for multipart byterange support with their
plugin interface? Have I gone mad? Because I just tested Navigator
4.0b3 (for the Mac) with a PDF plugin against Apache 1.2b9, and as
sure as it's cold in Minnesota, when I take out the x-, Netscape
behaves just like its predecessors, displaying nothing and taking a
long time to do it.
*sigh*
P.S. Does anyone know why it is that, given that Adobe had to
rearrange the PDF file format to make it "web-ready" anyway, they
couldn't put the pages in numerical order inside the file, so the data
could just stream into the browser without this multiple range stuff?
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