Subj : Re: Simple request...
To   : Finnigann
From : Angus Mcleod
Date : Mon May 30 2005 10:10 pm

  Re: Re: Simple request...
  By: Finnigann to Angus Mcleod on Mon May 30 2005 21:37:00

 > OK time to display my ignorance:
 > 
 > Ah-hem... What character ends the line of text on a, oh let's say a web
 > page? I mean the line length changes with the size of the web browser's
 > window. So it's not a HARD carriage return, is it?
 > 
 > Something other than asc(13) is at work here... ain't it?

It isn't a "Carriage Return" at all, it is what I suppose you would call a 
"line break" or "line wrap" or "new line" or "end of line".  No character 
is involved.  The browser renders the text with whatever line breaks it 
deems apropriate to fit the window size currently in use by the browser.  
Your actual HTML code can have real carriage returns (CR) or carriage 
return/line feed pairs (CRLF) inserted after every word, or none at all.  
They are not relevant to the formatting of the page by the browser.

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