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>3. Bring it into the HTML document between the <pre> and </pre> tags
> so browsers won't mess it up.
You can also use <plaintext> which displays the material "as-is" with one
drawback -- you cannot insert any other HTML formatting into the text. It
would display as plain text.
Despite this, I find <plaintext> handy on a number of occasions.