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If ViewImages is false, a default bitmap is displayed along with an optional alternate message. When ViewImages is set true, the bitmap is displayed unless an error occurs in which case an error bitmap is shown.

Images may be aligned so that text is at the bottom (default), at the top,

or in the middle.

Bitmaps may be hotspots too.

ThtmlViewer supports bitmap, gif, jpeg, and pcx images through the use of ImageLib's IMLIB221.DLL. Since this is not the registered version, occasional shareware "reminder" messages will pop up with image use. See the Images section of README.HTM for more information.

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Special Characters

In an HTML document, some characters must be specially entered.

The characters <, >, &, and " have special significance in the HTML language. They can be entered as <, >, &, and " respectively. (Note the semicolon in the syntax).
Non keyboard characters may be entered in the form &#NNN; where NNN is the decimal number representing the character. For instance, the © copyright symbol may be entered as &169;.
Some characters in the Latin entity set also have special symbols by which they may be entered. For example, A with a grave accent, À, is entered as À.

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Address Text

L. David Baldwin
22 Fox Den Road
Hollis, NH 03049

Preformated Text

This is preformated text, <pre>.  Multiple spaces    and
carriage returns are recognized.  Preformated text won't
wrap.  It can have hot spots too.

Blockquote Text

This is blockquote text. It is used to indicate text quoted from another source. Here it is rendered as indented plain text.

Centered Text

Here is a line of centered text.

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