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<H2>Dynamically Change Styles</H2>
<P>This is a demonstration of a few of the typographical
and flow properties associated with text elements in an HTML page, as coded in
Visual Basic. Every text element can be transformed in a variety of ways through
font changes. For example, you can:</P>
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<LI id=underline>Underline
<LI id=colorme>Change color
<LI id=sizeme>Grow and shrink
<LI id=strike>Strike-through </LI></UL>
<P>or otherwise alter the appearance of your typographical
elements. </P>
<P class=instructions>Move the mouse over any of the
bullets above to see the effect in action.</P>
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