Another way you can accomplish this is to use <TH><B>...</B></TH>, and <P>
at the end of every element. In Netscape, this onlt has one extra line
before the table. If viewed by an AOL browser or another HTML2 browser,
then all the headings are bold, while the elements are normal. This doesn't
work with rowspan and colspan obviously. If youwere to use <BR> instead of
<P> then for each <BR>, Netscape would display another line. This is
probably also illegal, but it works in AOL and Netscape. I haven't tried it
in any other browsers.
Thanks,
Mike
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