At the end of my last message, I wrote:

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The one "trick" I learned from experience is NOT to use the

@import url(print.css) print;

method of calling a print stylesheet but sticking with

<LINK rel="stylesheet" type"text/css" href="print.css" media="print">

because IE5 doesn't understand the @import method, searches for a nonexistent
page on your server, throwing a behind-the-scenes 404, and ignoring the print
stylesheet.
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Let me clarify:

IE5 understands a plain @import for a stylesheet, so this is still a good
method for calling an IE5-friendly stylesheet that NN4 doesn't see. It just
chokes when you add the method at the end of the @import string.


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