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That was my point.
# <HR>
# <SMALL>
# <ADDRESS>
# fred@somewhere.com
# </ADDRESS>
# </SMALL>
#
# I don't understand. If this were in the source (and if SMALL were
# actually an HTML tag) then the printed copy wouldn't show any of the
# tags anyway. It would show 'fred@somewhere.com' visually represented
# in some appropriate manner for addresses (not email addresses, but
# hey).
#
# What's the problem with that? Other than correcting the HTML, that is.
I have seen this in the text of an FAQ, not the HTML source (where it
should be).
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