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Richard Stanford wrote:
> 
> Rick Gray wrote:
> 
> Internet Explorer and Netscape Navigator will do their best to "fix"
> broken HTML.  This can lead to certain errors being masked, until the
> page is viewed by lynx or another more literal browser.  The problem
> here is that any key-sequence beginning with & ( &lt; &amp; &copy; ... )
> should end with a semicolon ( ; ).

not according to my specs.  a lack of a semicolon means a space.