dan.grimes wrote:"...will actually be programmed within the HTML5 language." Kon Wilms wrote: "HTML5 is not a language." Could you explain this a little further? I thought the "L" in "HTML" was for language, so I called it one. I learned a good portion of HTML3 and some of XHTML1.0. It sure writes like a "language" to me. But of course, it is at a higher level than a programming language, like C. But then C (and it's updates) is higher than an assembly language which is higher than a machine language. I would ask, how high of a level does one go before it is not officially a language? Or am I going down the wrong path? Dan