To All,
Okay, I got the link to display the results as needed. My next question is
how the heck to format the text so it appears as a paragraph style. I'm
using the Article field as a memo field in Access. Please check out my
temporary "practice" stuff at http://www.clanmail.net and click the link.


Thanks,
JCrowe

Thanks Jim...Also, your site has ben a great help in workin gon this
project..Thanks again.

JCrowe
Dallas, Texas

"Jim Buyens" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> >-----Original Message-----
> >To All,
> >Okay, I got the link to display the results as needed.
> >My next question is
> >how the heck to format the text so it appears as a
> >paragraph style. I'm using the Article field as a memo
> >field in Access. Please check out my
> >temporary "practice" stuff at http://www.clanmail.net
> >and click the link.
>
> To get rid of the columnar fomat, rerun the DRW in teh
> articles.asp page and on step 4, choose List, One Field
> Per Item. Then, under List Options, keep trying options
> until you find one you like.
>
> To format the article text, you have to send HTML to the
> browser. Either put tags in the articles yourself, or
> write some ASP code that transforms line endings to <br>
> or </p><p> tags, for example.
>
> Jim Buyens
> Microsoft FrontPage MVP
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