>BTW, I just speant 15 minutes wondering why something can be: > > "on" or "at" or "in" a website > "in" a newspaper or magazine, but not "on" or "at" > "on" tv, but not "in" or "at" > "on" my computer, but not "in" or "at" > "on" the phone, but not "in" or "at" > "in" a program, but not "on" or "at" > >why can something be "on" or "at" and even "in" a web page? :) Maybe >it's because all the other media's can be represented in a web page so >they all work. Anyone have a better explaination? > No! But here's a *different* explanation :) I see it because the word 'website' means several different things. It means: 1. The information present *on* the page 2. The hosting computer (a physical place, *at*) 3. A treasure trove of information (which opens up, like a newspaper, that you find things *in*) Just a thought... SteevC programmer by day... And night. -- Subcription/unsubscription/info requests: send e-mail with subject of "subscribe", "unsubscribe", or "info" to
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