<P> This element is used to define a paragraph of text. Browsers typically insert a blank line before and after a paragraph of text. <P ALIGN="?"> This attribute specifies the alignment of text within a paragraph. The default left. The transitional specification of HTML 4 also defines center, justify, and, right. <BR> This empty element forces a line break. <BR CLEAR="?"> This attribute forces the insertion of vertical spaces so that the tagged text may be positioned with respect to images. A value of left clears text that flows around left-aligned images to the next full left margin, a value of right clears text that flows around right-aligned images to the next full right margin, and a value of all clears text until it can reach both full margins. The default value according to the HTML 4 transitional specification is none, but its meaning is generally supported as just introducing a return and nothing more. <NOBR></NOBR> This proprietary element renders enlosed text without line breaks. Breaks points for where text may wrap can be inserted using the <WBR> element <WBR> This nonstandard element is used to indicate a place where a line break can occur if necessary. Thie element is used in conjuction with the <NOBR> element, which is used to keep text from wrapping. When used this way, <WBR> can be thought of as a soft line break in comparion to the <BR> element. This element is common to both Netscape and Microsoft implementations, though it is not part of any HTML standard. <BLOCKQUOTE></BLOCKQUOTE> This block element indicates that the enclosed text is an extended quotation. Usually this is rendered visually by indentation. <DIV ALIGN="?"></DIV> This attribute indicates how the tagged text should be horizontally aligned on the page. The values for this attribute are left, center, right, and justify. The default value is left. The justify value is supported only by the Microsoft implementation.