There is a way to use HTML Level 3 tables while writing your pages and convert them automatically to HTML 2.0, allowing you to design proper tables and install those pages directly when table support arrives in whatever clients your users prefer. You can do this using the html+tables package, by Brooks Cutter (bcutter@paradyne.com), which is available for anonymous ftp from sunsite.unc.edu in the directory pub/packages/infosystems/WWW/tools/html+tables.shar. This package requires the shell language Perl, which is primarily used on Unix systems but is also available for other systems (such as MSDOS machines). html+tables accepts HTML Level 3 and outputs html using the <PRE>...</PRE> construct to represent tables, allowing you to write HTML Level 3 now, knowing that it will look better when clients are ready for it. (This is less of an issue now that table support is becoming widespread in better browsers.)