Text Formatting

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HTML doesn't recognize more than one space. Returns or linefeeds are also ignored. Tabs are treated the same as multiple spaces.

The preformatted tag is one way to preserve spacing and paragraph separation. Using it results in monospaced text. Paragraph and line break tags can be used to retain proportional fonts.

HTML doesn't recognize more than one space. Returns or linefeeds are also ignored. Tabs are treated the same as multiple spaces. The preformatted tag is one way to preserve spacing and paragraph separation. Using it results in monospaced text. Paragraph and line break tags can be used to retain proportional fonts.
<PRE>
HTML doesn't recognize more than one space. Returns or linefeeds are
also ignored. Tabs are treated the
same as multiple spaces.

The preformatted tag is one way to
preserve spacing and paragraph
separation. Using it results in
monospaced text. Paragraph and line
break tags can be used to retain
proportional fonts.
</PRE>

HTML doesn't recognize more than
one space. Returns or linefeeds are
also ignored. Tabs are treated the
same as multiple spaces. The preformatted tag is one way to
preserve spacing and paragraph
separation. Using it results in
monospaced text. Paragraph and line
break tags can be used to retain
proportional fonts.
HTML doesn't recognize more than one space. Returns or linefeeds are also ignored. Tabs are treated the same as multiple spaces.
<P>
The preformatted tag is one way to preserve spacing and paragraph separation. Using it results in monospaced text. Paragraph and line
break tags<BR> can be used to retain proportional fonts.
HTML doesn't recognize more than one space. Returns or linefeeds are also ignored. Tabs are treated the same as multiple spaces.

The preformatted tag is one way to preserve spacing and paragraph separation. Using it results in monospaced text. Paragraph and line break tags
can be used to retain proportional fonts.

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