RE: UKNM: help! online services

[Lisa Hulme]

Basically it's to allow web pages to be downloaded to a wireless device

(read mobile phone.) HTML web pages designed for a PC screen are not suited

to the four line display of a mobile phone. To be effective HTML pages need

to be translated into wireless mark-up language = WML.


Everyone and his brother is planning to do this - I'm looking for content

services that are already enabled.


Lisa Hulme

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	-----Original Message-----

	From:	Andy Theyers [SMTP:

andytheyers [dot] com

]

	Sent:	Monday, November 22, 1999 6:13 PM

	To:

uk-netmarketingchinwag [dot] com

	Subject:	RE: UKNM: help! online services


	At 17:12 22/11/99 +0000, you wrote:

	>Hey Alex, funny - you'd have thought I might have known about that

;o)

	>

	>But is it *already* WML enabled or likely to be in the future?  I

didn't

	>think it was....  

	>



	Ooh - there's an acronym I don't understand (excuse me if I

should)...  What's WML?


	I'm assuming some sort of generic mark up for content distribution,

but I'd like to know for sure...  Answers off list if I'm being a complete

arse.


	TIA


	Andy 



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