Disclaimer below: When I create an <ins> soimething something lalala </ins> using the non- roundtripped Win32 M5 binary (both apprunner and viewer) on a Win98 platform, the content is diaplayed and underlined. If I format a word inside with something like <em> or <strong>, the emphasis is correctly applied but the remainder of the <ins> text is now no longer underlined. Requesting <u></u> on the inside (after the break) correctly applies the underline to that selection, but the remainder is still not- underlined. I thorougly apologize for the general lameness of this bug report. I have no bandwidth to get the newest builds anymore and I have no idea how this is supposed to correctly behave (if the rules are even made yet), but IE 5.0 applies the underline completely across the displayed content. Again, ALL apologies for how sucky this is. My linux builds are hosed, my time is short, and my experience is limited. Fragment of code I was playing with: </p> <a href="test3.html">Escape as soon as possible to test three!</a> <ins cite="temp2.html"> This is new <em>stuff</em> that has <strong>been</strong> inserted.</ins> <del> This is old stuff that has <em>been</em> deleted.</del> <p>

Corrected by changes to parsing engine.

Fixed in June 1 Build.