Lpc2000

Websites are a lot easier to design and check than silicon. If the 
website is incomplete and buggy it certainly reflects on the company. It 
mighn't be the job of the application engineers to check the site but 
they might be in a better position to get things rectified. How about it?

Oh, BTW, I as well as many others use Firefox as a browser, not 
microslop exploder. It might be a good idea to make sure that the 
website does not depend on non-standard features such as found in IE 
only content.

This is the link I tried.

http://www.semiconductors.philips.com/acrobat_download/datasheets/LPC2210_2220_2.pdf

*Peter*

I might of been trying in the middle of a website update or it's been 
fixed, but it certainly works now.

Either way, Thanks!

*Peter*

At 12:49 PM 6/20/05 +1000, Peter Jakacki wrote:
>I might of been trying in the middle of a website update or it's been
>fixed, but it certainly works now.

It works here now as well.  Looks like maybe someone was listening.

Doesn't do a thing about the render speed or the crippling of the site if 
javascript is disabled but at least datasheets can be read again.

>Either way, Thanks!

Ditto.


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