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...because the only way you can get a button to be in bold (That I have seen) is with CSS and none is used here

Not true, I know that at least in old versions of Netscape you can set font attributes to affect buttons, such as color and boldness. I don't know if current versions still do that.

All that aside, it's relatively trivial to run your post through an HTML validator before sending. For big posts I usually cut and past into a word processor for a spellcheck (because my is horrible). Perhaps the wise and mysterious vroom could put in that added functionality, but I wouldn't really call it a bug.

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In reply to Re: Re: Is this Bug in PM? by Blue
in thread Is this Bug in PM? by stefan k

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