There is a <CODE></CODE> tag but not all browsers support it. Also newer browsers interpret tags within <PRE></PRE> tags so that is out. I use character entities for the <> symbols. For "<" you would use "<" and for ">" you would use ">"
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Wayne Luke
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Sorry.. I didn't think the forum would interpret the character codes since HTML is off. I was in a hurry and didn't look at my message afterwords. Thanks ChrRmr for clarifying what I wanted to say.
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Wayne Luke
The Majormud Encyclopedia - www.bloodquest2.com
Come Play one of the hottest games on the net.
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