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    <p class="copy">A lot of designers coming to the Web sta-
       rted out designing for print. Although the days of we-
       t ink and image trapping may be far removed from the -
       keyboards and pixels of Web design, wouldn&#146;t it -
       be nice to have that same precise control over the te-
       xt in a web page that is possible with printed paper?-
        HTML gives limited control over layout with tags suc-
       h as &lt;CENTER&gt; and &lt;P&gt;, but if those were -
       the only options available with PageMaker or Quark&#1-
       51;the top print layout programs&#151; we&#146;d all -
       still be using the letter press. Overtime, new tags a-
       nd technologies have been added to the Web that allow-
        greater control over the appearance of documents&#15-
       1; things like tables, frames, justification controls-
       , and JavaScript&#151;but what Web designers can't do-
        with fast loading HTML they have had to hack togethe-
       r using slow loading graphics. Not a very elegant sys-
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