Re: Follow-up to "Simple HTML problem"

[Jim Langston <jimlangston@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Have you tried using <PRE> at the beginning
of your table and </PRE> at the very end of your table?

Regards,

Jim Langston

Jon.Paris@hal.it wrote:
> 
>  >> I think you're one of those who like to play games according to rules,
> aren't you? So you do not feel good with this "solution", do you?
> 
> You are correct Anton, I am not happy with this and am still looking for a
> "correct" solution.  That said, any 'bug' which works this way in as many
> browsers as have been reported here probably qualifies as a feature <g>
> 
> Since this is only a demo program - I'm going to leave it as-is for now.
> It is only a proof of concept and to have to introduce code to insert &nbsp
> all over the place so that I don't have to use <PRE> would just clutter up
> the program right now.
> 
> The samples that result from my efforts, which involve the use of SPECIAL
> files to provide a really fast print-to-web conversion process for small
> reports will be available via our web site shortly - but if anyone wants a
> look-see now just send a private e-mail to jon.paris@halna.com.
> 
> Thanks again for all the help I received here on the list and off it.
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