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<BLINK...>

Surrounding any text with this element will cause the selected text to blink on the viewing page. This can serve to add extra emphasis to selected text.

<BLINK>This text would blink on the page</BLINK>

Would render as:

Note : The <BLINK> ... </BLINK> element is currently only supported by Netscape (The example uses ActiveX trickery, using the label and timer controls.)

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