At 12:39 PM -0700 8/20/04, Emerson, Tom wrote:
>... I noticed some of the wording looked a little odd, then I realized
>that the help file has < and > characters within it, which provides no
>end of grief to automated tool writers :)
...


The obvious solution to that is to replace all occurrences of "<" with
"&lt;" and ">" with "&gt;" prior to coverting the source text into html.
I'm no perl expert but I have to assume that this would be a very simple,
one-line command for each substitution. Of course, this would only work if
the source text does not already contain some html!


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