Re: Can anyone explain this?

In article <48d85c2c.0310130651.7d77d8ce (AT) posting (DOT) google.com> in
comp.infosystems.www.authoring.html, Ranyart Olias
<dilcher (AT) yahoo (DOT) com> wrote:

Can anyone explain why the <root (AT) hiddenworld (DOT) net
portion of this html doesn't render in a browser, but the
20031010152346.GA15353 (AT) server (...iddenworld.net> portion does?

from=<root (AT) hiddenworld (DOT) net>,

There is no "root (AT) hiddenworld (DOT) net" tag, so it's pretty clear why
that doesn't render as text. I could ask why your other similarly
coded one does render as text, but when you have invalid HTML all
sorts of oddities are to be expected.

Recode your < and > correctly as &lt; and &gt; and both should
display as you wish.

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