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Revision: 9725
          http://sourceforge.net/p/gridarta/code/9725
Author:   akirschbaum
Date:     2014-11-29 15:07:50 +0000 (Sat, 29 Nov 2014)
Log Message:
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Fix incorrect HTML tag.

Modified Paths:
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    trunk/src/crossfire/src/main/resources/resource/HelpFiles/map_otcs.html

Modified: trunk/src/crossfire/src/main/resources/resource/HelpFiles/map_otcs.html
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--- trunk/src/crossfire/src/main/resources/resource/HelpFiles/map_otcs.html	2014-11-29 15:04:27 UTC (rev 9724)
+++ trunk/src/crossfire/src/main/resources/resource/HelpFiles/map_otcs.html	2014-11-29 15:07:50 UTC (rev 9725)
@@ -58,22 +58,21 @@
         However, this arch syntax is so cryptic and complicated sometimes, that
         it just isn't readable unless you've got lots of practice.
     </LI>
-    <P>
-        <LI><b>The attribute dialog</b> is there to help you
-            <br>
-            <br>
-            Select an object on the map and double click on it in the
-            <A HREF="tut_frames.html">Map-ArchPanel</A> (bottom-right window),
-            or press the "attributes" button. You'll see a popup window: The
-            so-called Attribute Dialog. This is an interface which tries to
-            interpret the Crossfire arch syntax and present it in a user
-            friendly form. This can help you to learn how things work! The &lt;Help&gt;
-            button opens a type description, while the various &lt;?&gt; buttons
-            offer explanations for each attribute.
-            <br>
-    <P>
-        <IMG SRC="attrib_window.jpg" WIDTH="298" HEIGHT="352" ALIGN="CENTER">
-    </P>
+    <LI><b>The attribute dialog</b> is there to help you
+        <br>
+        <br>
+        Select an object on the map and double click on it in the
+        <A HREF="tut_frames.html">Map-ArchPanel</A> (bottom-right window), or
+        press the "attributes" button. You'll see a popup window: The so-called
+        Attribute Dialog. This is an interface which tries to interpret the
+        Crossfire arch syntax and present it in a user friendly form. This can
+        help you to learn how things work! The &lt;Help&gt; button opens a type
+        description, while the various &lt;?&gt; buttons offer explanations for
+        each attribute.
+        <br>
+        <P>
+            <IMG SRC="attrib_window.jpg" WIDTH="298" HEIGHT="352" ALIGN="CENTER">
+        </P>
 </ol>
 <P>Apart from that, I recommend you to look at existing maps. Look how it's
     done, copy and experiment...</P>

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