Another great question and I'll build that into next week's lesson.

In IE go to Tools, Internet Options and on the Press Alt + E for the
Accessibility button. This will open the Accessibility dialog and the last
check box is to use your own style sheet. Once you check this check box,
you'll be able to browse for your style sheet and then it will be used on
any web page that lets you do so.

Will check the process for Firefox for next week.

Cheers, Karen

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Thanks again for a highly informative presentation.

You mentioned, I think in week 1, that an individual can create a personal
css and instruct his or her browser to use the personal css and over ride
the Web designers css.
Once I have created a personal.css how do I set up my browser to use it as
my css????

Norm


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