The simplest way to create a table is to use fixed width fonts. However, just using the <tt> tag is not enough because new lines of text in HTML script won't correspond to new lines in the browser window. To solve this problem put your table between <pre> and </pre> tags and align the columns by using spaces. You should avoid using the tab key because the tabular positions may differ from one system to another.
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Computer models Manufacturer Model Price ========================================= City Computers P325 Plus $2500 Midwest CPU 586/Ultra $2700 CowCity Computers P133+ $2450 CMF Computers P150z $2610 |
The columns will be aligned regardless of the font size. In the next two examples the above table is embedded between <font size="-1"> and </font> and between <font size="+1"> and </font> tags, respectively.
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Computer models Manufacturer Model Price ========================================= City Computers P325 Plus $2500 Midwest CPU 586/Ultra $2700 CowCity Computers P133+ $2450 CMF Computers P150z $2610 |
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Computer models Manufacturer Model Price ========================================= City Computers P325 Plus $2500 Midwest CPU 586/Ultra $2700 CowCity Computers P133+ $2450 CMF Computers P150z $2610 |