Hi everyone, As you probably know, the next version of Mac OS X (called Leopard) is set for commercial release in a couple months. One of the new features that is of campus-wide interest is compatibility between D2L and Safari, the default web browser for the Mac. Safari has worked fairly well in D2L except for WYSIWYG text editing, and that is why it has not been officially supported. Yet when Leopard ships, Safari should be compatible with WYSIWYG text editing in web pages. Here's an explanation of the issues involved, and a report that the latest builds of Safari have already resolved them and even now work correctly, without Leopard, on most sites (e.g., Google Mail): http://tinyurl.com/ytxtmj Because the problems on Safari's end have apparently now been resolved, I hope that OU can encourage D2L to test their CMS and finally add Safari to their list of supported browsers. This is a huge issue, as more and more students are using Macs and should not have to be warned to use Mozilla just to log on to D2L. PEACE Kerry ------------ Kerry V. Magruder Assistant Professor History of Science Collections and History of Science Department University of Oklahoma 401 W. Brooks, Rm 521 Norman, OK 73019 405/325-2741 [log in to unmask]