We are developing an application using ASP.NET technology. Our
users/customers make use of Macintosh PCs. In theory, since ASP.NET delivers
"plain HTML" to the client, we wonder if there are any problems that others
have found that would prevent an ASP.NET application from being successfully
operated by someone using Safari or Microsoft Internet Explorer V5 as the
browser client on the Macintosh OS X platform.



What is Microsoft's plan for enabling the use of ASP.NET browser-based
applications on the Microsoft platform? Are we going down the wrong path to
expect to be able to use ASP.NET to provide a browser-based application on
both the Windows/PC platform as well as on the Macintosh OS X environment?



Thanks, -Ron

We are developing an application using ASP.NET technology. Our
users/customers make use of Macintosh PCs. In theory, since ASP.NET delivers
"plain HTML" to the client, we wonder if there are any problems that others
have found that would prevent an ASP.NET application from being successfully
operated by someone using Safari or Microsoft Internet Explorer V5 as the
browser client on the Macintosh OS X platform.

What is Microsoft's plan for enabling the use of ASP.NET browser-based
applications on the Macintosh platform? Are we going down the wrong path to
expect to be able to use ASP.NET to provide a browser-based application on
both the Windows/PC platform as well as on the Macintosh OS X environment?

Thanks, -Ron