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Subject: Re: new books, changing my pt. of view
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Thanks David .... maybe a nice step by step guide to "tricky stuff to do
in html" could be useful too. Its one of those things I'd love to do but
unfortunately there's always some clients Win98 / Outlook Express box
with an email worm or the like :) Once the Pedantic FreeBSD is finished
the next thing on my agenda is to try replacing those virus traps with
something
safer Actually I'm doing a couple of SCO systems shortly ... will do some
FreeBSD ones if I get time for (or someone comes up with) a "step by step"
explanation of  getting a simple / modern / reliable GUI (CDE ??) &
StarOffice working.

> <PRE> is the easiest HTML tag to use. Just create your text with a
> mono-spaced font as you normally would, then prefix it with <PRE> and
> end it with </PRE>.
>
> David
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