Microsoft DXImageTransform question

[Andrew Raastad]

Hey all,

Been playing around with the Filters and Transistions that IE allows.
However, seem to have run into a snag. Reading up on the uses and abilities
(http://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/filter/filters.asp), I found that
it is possible to place two filters within the same STYLE attribute, but
when I try to place one filter on top of another, only the first one is
rendered. What I mean is, if I use the Gradient filter in a Table Cell, and
then wish to do a reverse Gradient on the text within the Cell, only the
Cell's Gradient shows up, the text is left normal. I have tried placing the
fliter string within the STYLE attribute of the Font tag, P tag, DIV tag,
and Span tag, yet nothing works after the filter was placed in the TD tag.
Would just like to get two filters in two different tags to play nice.
Anyone have any suggestions? Thanks

-- Andrew