I do - manually( or code something yourself ) that breaks the page
at specified line boundaries. You could even add cross-links to the
pages you have broken up. Otherwise....
>
>I take it that there is no way of doing this nicely
>so I iterate my request that there should be something like
><HR NEWPAGE> or a new tag <PAGE> then there could also
>be a tag <NOPAGE> which would make a block go together on
>a page
>
>I know that html is not meant for layout, but the fact is that
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
>increasingly html documents are the primary documents and
>there are times when people want these printed out nicely
>so the least that could be done is to let ASCII 12 ( &FF or what ever
)
>go through to the printing program
..HTML IS NOT A STYLE SHEET DTD!
Besides, you've done everything but layout the Data Flow Diagram - go
forth and code! :>
>then we dont need to do formatting before printing or keep duplicates
>of the relevant files
>--
>Thorvaldur Gunnlaugsson \ The Parliament of Iceland
>[email protected] \ comp. departm. Vonarstr 8
>voice:354-5630655 fax:5630670 \ 150 REYKJAVIK
BTW: There is a Style sheet draft at
http://www.w3.org/hypertext/WWW/Style/css/draft.html#goals
Scott
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