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Section 1 - Introduction
Section 2 - Basics
      Your first page
      Formatting
      Text tricks
         Bold
         Italics
         Pre-formatted text
         Centering
         Underline
         Cut that out
         Ups and downs
         Typewritten font
         Big and small
         You try it
      Pictures
      Links
      Backgrounds
Section 3 - Next Level
Section 4 - Advanced
Section 5 - Publishing
Section 6 - Extras
Appendices
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TAGS USED: <pre> </pre>
HTML will only leave a single space between words and sentences. This is horribly annoying to people who want to add aditional spaces for various reasons. You can override the system and tell it to put exactly what you typed into an area. This is called pre-formatted text, and here is how to make it:
Unformatted
^----^ | 66 | ( @ )--------------@ \__/ ) | | | | | | | |--------| | |/\| |/\|
Code
<pre>
^----^
| 66 |
( @  )--------------@
 \__/               )
    |              |
    |  |        |  |
    |  |--------|  |
    |/\|        |/\|
</pre>
What you see
^----^
| 66 |
( @  )--------------@
 \__/               )
    |              |
    |  |        |  |
    |  |--------|  |
    |/\|        |/\|
Remember to not overuse the <pre> tag. It's fun when you have to make pictures or e.e. cummings poetry though.

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