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3     //********************************************************************************
4     //htmlformatx.inc--FboPrime HTML Formatting Functions Not Used for Dayview
5     // Scheduler Page
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701     //-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
702     //********************************************************************************
703     //This file contains functions that assist in formatting HTML. Please also see
704     //htmlformat.inc.
705     //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
706     require_once("htmlformat.inc");
707     //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
708     //Outputs the number of "&nbsp;" tokens specified.
709     //
710     function HTMLFORMAT_nbsp_output($count)
711     {
712     $s = "";
713    
714     for ($i=0; $i<$count; $i++)
715     {
716     $s .= "&nbsp;";
717     }
718    
719     HTMLFORMAT_echo_noop_nl($s);
720     }
721     //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
722     //End of $RCSfile: htmlformatx.inc,v $.
723     //--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
724     ?>

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