>>>> "Paul" == Paul O'Donnell
<odonnellp(a)rogers.com> writes:
Paul> When I turn on auto-fill-mode and use M-q, the hard returns
In auto-fill-mode they're all hard returns. Emacs does know about
soft and hard returns, but I don't know of any code that actually uses
them.
Paul> are removed. (I am doing this in HTML mode). Here is the
Paul> result.
You don't have an SGML declaration at the top of the file. In that
case PSGML gives up and treats the file as plain text, so that
paragraph breaks are specified by an empty line.
There is an HTML-specific mode that probably works without a
declaration, but PSGML is much better. Maybe if you just insert
<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01//EN">
at the top of your file (and maybe type C-c C-p to get it parsed),
everybody will be happy. (You need the psgml-data package installed,
or you need to point PSGML at your local collection of DTDs. The
former is easy, the latter is Truly Righteous.)
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