curious web design

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There are no alt= links but they do have ALT= which I thought was very
descriptive but probably normally only seen if your using Lynx unless
you find the link.

Thomas

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"Drew, Bill" wrote:
> 
> Obviously they didn't want the text to be underlined but didn't know how to
> create links without the underlining.  I believe it is done using styles but
> do not remember how to do it.  Very lazy site design and not ADA compliant
> at all.  No alt= links anywhere.
> 
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> SUNY Morrisville College Library
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