Hello listers,

	I am writing a web interface for a database for one of my customers.  =
My customer has IE 5 on all his computers, so I'm adjusting my coding =
style to take advantage of any characteristics that IE 5 has to offer.  =
Of course, the database information being presented has a logical =
structure to it, and I would like to avoid losing any physical structure =
I apply to it across page breaks when it gets printed.

	So, I am wondering if anyone happens to know if IE 5 supports the CSS2  =
attribute value {page-break-after: avoid}.  As of IE 4, it supported the =
values always, auto, left, and right, but CSS2 added avoid which would =
be exactly what I'm looking for.  (I could set a div element around each =
physical block of data, and put an page break avoid style characteristic =
in it, then break each div section with a br elements which would allow =
breaks.)

TIA!

Brian A. Sayrs
Owner, Southwind Solutions

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