Hello.

I am writing a bit HTMl in perl but when i come to format the table so it doesnt go off the end of the screen IT DOESN'T WORK. The problem lies with the sequence or fragments, labelled below as @cut and $annotate. Its too long and goes off the edge of the screen.

Does any body see a reason why. 

I have tried using <TABLE WIDTH = 100%>", "<TABLE WIDTH = "100%">", "<
+TD WIDTH = "100%">", "<WBR>", and a few others but none of them work.

sub show_Enzyme_Output()
{
    my ( $counter, $recSite, $element,$anotate,@fragments) = @_;
    print("<TABLE BORDER=2 WIDTH=100%>");
    print("<TR><TD WIDTH=100%><B>Enzyme number $counter</B></TR></TD>"
+);
    print("<TR><TD WIDTH=100%>");
    print("The cleavage site is <B>$recSite</B> for enzyme $element de
+noted by \" ^ \"<BR></TD></TR>");
    print("<TR><TD WIDTH=100%>The annotated sequence is given below al
+ong with the digested sequence<BR>");
    print("<B>Annotated:</B>$anotate<BR>");
    print("<B>Digested:</B>@cut</TD></TR>");
    print("</TABLE><BR><BR>");
}

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Thanks.

In reply to HTML coded for in PERL by MonkPaul

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