Why do people on this site insist upon bolding their replies? Bold is for emphasis. However, you seem to think that everything that isn't code in your post is worthy of emphasis. It's a reply. The OP will probably read it regardless of your bold and just piss off people like me who think it is bad etiquette. This bold thing seems to come in waves. I think the tide's coming back in. I guess it's time to finally add that css entry I've been meaning to do.

Update: poorly-formed HTML pisses me off as well. Please close your b tag somewhere.

Update 2: Hey, thanks.

antirice    
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In reply to Re: Re: scalar variable or array reference test by antirice
in thread scalar variable or array reference test by Anonymous Monk

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