I find to make sure, and may I just say that I'm very encouraged. If you use an HTML quick reference card out of a book I'd very much like to know what you refer to most in it. I'm finding most HTML resources simply reiterate the standards. I'm closely scrutinizing the online browser documentation thoughtfully provided by Microsoft and Netscape. I'm encouraged by the concept that you can't copyright facts, which is very well aligned with what I'm doing, in the sense of thoroughly recasting presentation and language.
Guidance is welcome.
Would love your help making the HTML Card the world's most useful HTML reference. If you don't object, I may use your suggestions in the next edition or quote you on the tech page. Thanks for all the help and support so far. I've taken on some software consulting and had to delay work on the HTML Card. I'm now shooting for 10 July availability.