In your msg you said,

>TedK wrote:
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>We have already begun to let Squeak generate .html files.  Almost every
>platform has a web browser that can print.  If you choose "PrintOut" in the
>Browser, it generates a html file.  One problem with html is that you have no
>control over horizontal spacing.  Tabs are not supported.   Putting in more
>than one space character does not influence horizontal spacing.
>
>Other than that, html is a 'universal' printing format.  I've noticed some 
>gif
>support in the system.  I would like to see us expand this capability to 
>allow
>any window to dump an image of itself on the disk as a legal html file.  An
>added benefit is that one can make web pages by 'printing' and moving the 
>files
>to your web server.
>>>
>
>I don't know if everyone knows this dirty little web trick or not, but you 
>can
>use transparent gifs of various size (or widths) to simulate tabs (but not 
>tab
>stops).  Not the perfect solution, but it would at least be useful for
>rendering code and other simple linear forms of text formating.
>
>Regards,
>Sam
>
>Sam S. Adams, Distinguished Engineer, IBM Network Computing Software Division
>tie line 444-0736, outside 919-254-0736, email: ssadams at us.ibm.com
><<Hebrews 11:6, Proverbs 3:5-6, Romans 1:16-17, I Corinthians 1:10>>
>
You might want to generate html that uses the latest cascading style 
sheets stuff.  It lets you choose fonts, absolute and relative placement, 
etc.

Sam Griffith Jr.
Objective Methods Software
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