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Thu, 01/21/2010 - 05:31 — Anonymous (not verified)

Few Queries

Hi,

Is there any option for changing the font style and font color of the text that gets displayed in the HTML sheet?

Is there any scope for alignment of text data which is passed into the HTML sheet using the HTML.list() method? Say a particular header needs to be center aligned.

Also, can linking within the various sections of text in the same page be done using HTML.link() method? If not, how can it be achieved?

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