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<H1>A Few Additional HTML Styles</H1>

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The PreFormatted style, which is named &lt;PRE&gt; in HTML, is used to 
display a block of text in a fixed-width font. One of its main uses has
been to put things in a table format. 
<PRE>
R1C1    R1C2    R1C3
R2C1    R2C2    R2C3
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<TT>The Typewriter style, which is named &lt;TT&gt; in HTML, displays text in a fixed-width typewriter font.</TT>
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<SAMP>The Sample style, which is named &lt;SAMP&gt; in HTML, displays text in a monospaced style.</SAMP>
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The Address style, which is named &lt;ADDRESS&gt; in HTML, is usually used at the start or end of a document
and displays text in an italic format.
<ADDRESS>
Box 211
</ADDRESS>

<ADDRESS>
1212 Third Ave.
</ADDRESS>

<ADDRESS>
Someplace XX
</ADDRESS>

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The Definition List, named &lt;DL&gt; in HTML, is used to display a term
and its definition.
<DL>
<DT>First Term 
<DD>Term Definition
<DT>Second Term
<DD>Term Definiton
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