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When you are working with HTML, the chance that you would make mistakes in the code is great, and rising with the length of the document. In order to help the HTML coders work with great amount of code, creating from the sloppy and badly-written code a clear and nicely laid markup, David Ragget wrote the HTML TIDY utility. TIDY can correct the mismatched tags, correct the tags put in the wrong order, and it can perfect the lists that miss some required tags. It practically reduces to zero the work needed to be done by the coder on correcting

HTML is not a very complicated language, but everyone makes a lot of mistakes in HTML due to the great length of the code he has to write. In order to ease the work of HTML developers, Dave Ragget wrote a very simple program, called HTML TIDY. It fixes automatically a great range of human errors and creates from a sloppy-edited file a beautifully laid out markup. It even works with code generated by HTML editors and conversion tools, helping you identify where are the spots you must pay additional attention on making your pages accessible for