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I'm doing some additional poking around to see if I can find the answer to
this question, but I figured I'd ping you here to see if there were any
tips you might offer.
I'm generating HTML documentation from an input Frame book that contains a
"code" style; this code is matched to Preformatted Text in the Webworks
(7.0.4) setup. The outputted HTML contains double-spaced code because
there is an anchor tag preceding each line of code (e.g., <a
name="1029834"> </a>).
Does anyone have any hints on how to fix this? Feel free to email me off
list if this is considered OT.
Thanks,
Ethan
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