Thanks for the suggestion, but I really need a
validator.
If you don't find someone with a link for a true validator here, you might want to check somewhere like Usenet group comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html. Those that frequent the c.i.w.a.* groups seem to be the pros that will look down at you and won't even talk to you if your code doesn't validate. I think there must be some Mac coders out there that might point you to something that meets your needs.
I search of the Usenet comp.sys.mac.* groups all point to Tidy, iCab, or the online service at w3c.org.
I took a look at the install instructions on the w3c.org site. It didn't look too bad until the point where they recommend installing Fink to install one package. That seems a bit of a steep price in terms of time and effort.
I did find something that looks more promising to install than the w3c.org validator. The Web Design Group has an
Offline HTML Validator. It looks like there is only one package that needs to be compiled and installed. The first "make" I tried ended in an error. I'm not knowledgeable enough to determine if this is a simple thing to fix or if the source code will not compile on the PowerPPC architecture. This is by the same author as A Real Validator.
Matt
Mac Mini; B&W G3/300 
