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You could alse specify your style sheet link in a way that ns4 doesn't understand (I think there are a couple, but you lose the ability to provide a different style sheet for print media).

I don't think you need to give up on media=print stylesheets just because you are trying to cater for NN4. NN4 wont do much with your print stylesheets but Moz and IE should use them fine.

What I would do is to include the stylesheets in the usual way (with a <link> element) and then if you want to cater for NN4 have the first rule in that stylesheet as an @import rule that imports all the advanced css rules (that are thus hidden from NN4).

I tend to avoid hacks (including the above one) at all costs because they increase the maintanence overhead, but if you are that way inclined, you should read the css-d Wiki. It has some good tips.

http://www.soapware.org/directory/4/services/googl eApi/implementations

At the time of posting languages catered for were for AppleScript, Frontier/Radio, Perl, Python and Visual Basic. I've written a basic implementation in PHP which has yet to be added to the list - you can find it here:

http://toys.incutio.com/php/php-google-web-api.htm l

This is a very cool toy.