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To: EepOpp who wrote (1968)	7/15/1999 8:13:00 AM
From: Daniel Chisholm	Respond to of 3536

In that post you've witnessed the entire extent of my HTML knowledge -- so it won't take very long to explain to you my entire bag 'o tricks. You know how to do bolding and italicizing, right? You being bolding by putting a lowercase "b" between two angle brackets, and end it by putting "/b" between two angle brackets. Italicizing uses "i" and "/i". And for my final trick, if you surround a piece of text with "pre" and "/pre" in angle brackets, you are indicating to Mr. HTML that this is "preformatted text", so it comes out in a fixed-spacing font, and whatever spacing, line-breaks and tabs you use are preserved. It is useful for pasting in (for example) columnar data, balance sheets or tables, where you want the successive rows to properly line up. Only problem is that typical balance sheets or other financial data from SEC filings result in overly-wide posts. - Daniel