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Use of B or I tags

This file uses B or I tags, or both.

The Problem
The B tag specifies boldface, and the I tag specifies italics. Problems may arise if the user's computer can not display bold or italics, perhaps because the operating system does not support such a type face (for example, in a text-based environment), or perhaps some variations of the current font have not been correctly installed. Under these circumstances, most browsers will display the text marked bold or italic using the normal plain font.
<p>These words are meant to display differently: <b>Bold</b>, <i>Italic</i>.</p>
Speech synthesizing browsers (for visually impaired users) will not generally treat B or I tags differently, but may change their synthesis parameters, such as volume, pitch and rate, when encountering strong or em tags.
The Fix
If you want bold or italics only when available, and normal text otherwise, then you should ignore this warning.
More commonly, text is marked as bold or italics because the author wants it to stand out from the surrounding text. Under these circumstances, the strong and em tags are preferable. Text marked with strong will normally be bold, and text marked with em will normally be italicized. If bold or italics are not available, the browser will differentiate the marked text using some other technique. For example, text marked as strong might be displayed underlined instead, or perhaps in a different color.
<p>These words are meant to display differently:
<strong>Bold</strong>, <em>Italic</em>.</p>
Exceptions
If you must have italics or boldface, and some other form of emphasis is never appropriate, then you should ignore or disable this warning.

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