Paragraphs in H.T.M.L.

["Michael Edwards" mje@xxxxxxxx]

                         Michael Edwards.

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[Timothy Olson:]

>At 10:42 PM on 20.12.2000, Timothy Olson wrote:
>--Hard returns are easily changed to [HTML] <p>.

[Emery Snyder:]

>But it would be better to change them to "<br></p><p>&nbsp;[carriage-return] </p>
."
>
>You don't have to put closing tags on lots of elements (</p><p>, </p>
Entering this is a pain in the butt for indenting a new paragraph, but I
haven't discovered any easier way. (I enter "xx" in WordPad for the line-break
and spaces, then do a complete search and replace later on to change the "xx" to
the line-break and spaces.) I think this is one of the signs of the poor design
of H.T.M.L., and one of the reasons I don't want to use FrontPage Express, which
as far as I can discover simply has no way of doing a group of hard spaces like
this, and which even *erases* them if you put them in manually - a prime example
of Microsoft arrogance and the program telling me what I should do.

             Regards,
             Michael Edwards.