>-----Original Message-----
>Thanks, that worked! To be honest, I really thought you
>misread my question, because I saw no relationship
>between my problem and your solution. I'd be very
>interested in knowing what was happening to cause the
>substitutions of "<br>", and how your suggestion
>fixed it.
When displaying database results, FrontPage creates code
that translates characters like:
Character Characters
In Data Send to Browser
< <
> >
" "
This is so the browser doesn't try to interpret the data
as HTML. Well, the same translation changes carriage
returns to their HTML equivalent: <br>.
Spooky, eh?
Jim Buyens
Microsoft FrontPage MVP
http://www.interlacken.com
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