I notice now when I export a movie it is in xhtml format.
(Where is all the javascript and noflash.gif support)

I made the switch to xhtml awhile back and even created a fully bobby compliant website so I am very familiar with xhtml.

Now for the big BUT xhtml will not work in i.e!

Wait, you are saying - It displays and works fine!

All xml documents that display in i.e. specify
application text/html or in KoolMoves case "nothing" which defeats the entire xhtml format since it is no longer xhtml except in name only.

Application should be text/xml which is the culprit that breaks i.e.

if application is missing or set to text/html the doc type should be html.

here is a good read on the subject.
http://www.hixie.ch/advocacy/xhtml

There is a lot of discussion on this and either application type validates w3c but is really not xhtml.

I got wind of this information from Kevin Yank of site.com

Browsers decide how to handle a file based on the MIME type that the server sends with it.

HTML Web pages are identified with a MIME type of text/html.

Pages written in XHTML that are sent with a MIME type of text/html don't benefit from any of the features of XHTML.

To benefit from the features of XHTML, pages must be sent as application/xhtml+xml.

The most popular Web browser (Internet Explorer 6) cannot view pages sent as application/xhtml+xml.

In this article from sitepoint states:

http://www.sitepoint.com/article/future-html-xhtml

In fact, all claims that XHTML has no benefits over HTML only apply to XHTML 1.0 because the semantics of both document formats are identical. . . . . Unfortunately, most XHTML on the web is nothing more than tag soup, or is at least not well-formed, served as text/html. As previous surveys have shown, a majority of sites claiming to be XHTML don't even validate, and most would end up with browsers choking on them if the correct MIME type were used.

NOTE: I really like xhtml and prefer the coding practices.

BUT I would really like the html option back.(If there is the option I cannot find it . . . point me in the right direction and . . nevermind the post)

Hey thanks for letting me sound off on this and all I want is an option for html and the support for nonflash.gif.