Html comment around css

When you have the following code:
<style type="text/css">

</style>
What does that mean? This header class will only take effect
in IE? Or, is does the  do something else?

Considering the movement towards HTML 5 that day is even less
likely to
come though you can use a mime type of application/xml with
XHTM. IE won't
like it but you *could* do it. <g>
Cheryl D Wise
http://starttoweb.com
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> Gary White wrote:
>> I rarely include html comments in <style> or
<script>
>> blocks, just to be on the safe side.
>
> I never include them myself, but I think Dreamweaver
still does when it
> inserts a script or style block automatically. Given the
glacial pace of
> change with (X)HTML, I wonder if I'll ever live to see
the day when
> ordinary web pages are served as XML.
>
> --
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