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To refresh your memory, here is the table we wrote.

<TABLE BORDER=3>
<TR>
<TD>You look more like you do now
than when I last saw you...:-)</TD>
</TR>
</TABLE> 		Here is the answer

You look more like you do now than when I last saw you...:-)

Where you suprised? Remember this information as it is VERY IMPORTANT that you assign width's to your tables so there are no suprises. Unless, of course, you purposely don't. Lets look at a few different width attributes while we are here.

<TABLE BORDER=3 WIDTH=50%>

You look more like you do now than when I last saw you...:-)

<TABLE BORDER=3 WIDTH=50>

You look more like you do now than when I last saw you...:-)

<TABLE BORDER=3 WIDTH=100%>

You look more like you do now than when I last saw you...:-)

<TABLE BORDER=3 WIDTH=100>

You look more like you do now than when I last saw you...:-)

As you can see, the table will first expand HORIZONTALLY to accomodate the data and then VERTICALLY.

Ok lets go back to LESSON NO 1

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