JTidy new line processing

Hello,

I am running the Java version of HtmlTidy.  When the Html input looks
like the one below , Tidy replaces the ^M with nothing, resulting in two
separate words being combined (see Tidy output below also).  I do not
know what product was used to create the offending Html.  I tried
setting Word2000 and Clean to yes, but there was no change.  Is there
anything I can configure to make Tidy substitute a space for the ^M?

Thanks,
Bernice

<HTML> <HEAD> <TITLE>Welcome to the Brooklyn Museum of Art</TITLE>
</HEAD>
<BODY>
<B>Realm of Marvels: Building Collections for the
Future</B></A></P>^M<P>March 17-June 18, 2000</P>^M<P>(Beatrice and
Samuel A. Seaver Gallery, 5th Floor)</P>^M<P>This exhibition will
explore the BMA as both a treasure house of wonders and^Mas a growing,
ever-changing structure involved in an ongoing process of
formal^Mcollecting. Seventeen major acquisitions, selected from
thousands of works of art^Macquired in the past decade, will be
presented amidst related material that^Mrepresents the history, depth,
and richness of the Museum's holdings. Each will^Mbe spotlighted against
a dense array of related objects, which will serve as a^Mreminder of the
voracious appetite for knowledge and ownership that sparked
the^Mcreation of many museums in the nineteenth century.^M<P>
<B>Organization:</B>  This exhibition has been organized by Ellen
Reeder,^MDeputy Director for Art at the BMA, in collaboration with
Teresa Carbone,^MAssociate Curator of American Paintings and Sculpture,
and Barry Harwood,^MAssociate Curator of Decorative Arts.
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</HTML>

<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//IETF//DTD HTML 2.0//EN">
<html>
<head>
<meta name="generator" content="HTML Tidy, see www.w3.org">
<title>Welcome to the Brooklyn Museum of Art</title>
</head>
<body>
<b>Realm of Marvels: Building Collections for the Future</b><br>
<br>
<p>March 17-June 18, 2000</p>

<p>(Beatrice and Samuel A. Seaver Gallery, 5th Floor)</p>

<p>This exhibition will explore the BMA as both a treasure house of
wonders andas a growing, ever-changing structure involved in an
ongoing process of formalcollecting. Seventeen major acquisitions,
selected from thousands of works of artacquired in the past decade,
will be presented amidst related material thatrepresents the
history, depth, and richness of the Museum's holdings. Each willbe
spotlighted against a dense array of related objects, which will
serve as areminder of the voracious appetite for knowledge and
ownership that sparked thecreation of many museums in the
nineteenth century.</p>

<p><b>Organization:</b> This exhibition has been organized by Ellen
Reeder,Deputy Director for Art at the BMA, in collaboration with
Teresa Carbone,Associate Curator of American Paintings and
Sculpture, and Barry Harwood,Associate Curator of Decorative
Arts.</p>
</body>
</html>

Received on Monday, 22 May 2000 17:15:29 UTC