Whats the difference .htm, .html ??

[jonMEGA]

Is there any difference between .htm or .html webpages besides the L ?

same question with .mpg and .mpeg

Thanks,

 

[geno]

No difference AFAIK

 

[dboy]

both are relics from the pre-long file name days. .html and .mpeg are what the files really are - but with 8.3 naming, they had to be shortened to htm and mpg.

 

[Nemesis77]

MS OS'es used to be stuck in the 8.3-format. meaning: filename was 8 characters, and file-extension 3 characters. So they couldnt use the extension html, so they shortened it to htm. I believe frontpage and others still default to htm.

 

[jjones]

^

what he said. for all intense porpoises there is no difference these days.

 

[coopa]

my computer running 3x cant view html only htm, so you should make a page htm if you are making one.

 

[b0mbrman]

<< both are relics from the pre-long file name days. .html and .mpeg are what the files really are - but with 8.3 naming, they had to be shortened to htm and mpg. >>


Yawp...beat me to it. Same goes for .jpeg

 

[johneetrash]

<< ^

what he said. for all intense porpoises there is no difference these days. >>



kinda like the whale?

 

[Nemesis77]

<< my computer running 3x cant view html only htm, so you should make a page htm if you are making one. >>



3x? Windows 3.1? It can't view .html-files? Talk about screwed up . Have you considered upgrading?

MS should rather fix their software in such way that it works. Others shouldn't adjust their ways just because MS-os can't understand 4 letter file-extensions (which IS pretty damn lame!). It's not like 4 letter file-extensions are proprietary on anything....

 

[G35]

 

[G35]

Alot of ISP's when you create a web page and use .htm will not display it in there list of user pages but when you use .html it will be displayed.

 

[Derango]

just the "l"