Save it with the ending .lml and double clickt it to watch it load in your browser. If you cannot see it yet, your browser seems to be quite outdated and cannot handle .lml-endings. Then you should save it with the ending .html, this will work, always. LML has some new features like forms. Not yet, but their browsers are already able to show every LML document.
Inline images slow down the loading of a page and make the text too difficult to read.
See our membership section . Yes, you can write Servlets or CGIs using Java, and almost all server-side JavaScript systems. LML does not support Java applets or JavaScript as both have known compatibility and reliability problems. We at OOS are committed to bring you only the most mature and robust technology. I would like to use LML on our website but my boss likes frames, animated GIFs and so on.