"David B" wrote in message
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Frank, could you please refrain from posting in HTML?
It is bad form for usenet and some readers don't decode it.

Thank you

No one else has ever complained in all the years I've been posting. Don't
see why I should change my newsreader settings just to suit you. Why don't
YOU change the settings on YOUR newsreader if it's such a problem?