Re: Paragraphs in H.T.M.L.

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At 04:44 PM 12/22/00 +1100, Michael Edwards wrote:

>   The limitation of <P> (in whatever form) is that it automatically inserts
>an empty line, regardless of whether you explicitly choose that or not (I
>*don't* always want it). <BR> simply starts a new line. Since, on my website,
>and in writing generally, I normally keep an empty line for when there is a
>significant change of topic or point of view, not for every paragraph (which
>would deny me that change-of-topic function for an empty line), I would normally
>start a new paragraph with <BR>, followed by "&nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp;"
>   Entering this is a pain in the butt for indenting a new paragraph, but I
>haven't discovered any easier way.

You could simply make a quick XYwrite search/replace macro. Same for most
other simple html format commads. Seems to me it would be the easiest thing
in the world to convert basic XYwrite formatting to HTML. No?

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