pocket ie renders carriage returns in html?
We're writing a series of screens designed to be used on Pocket IE, on a batch of handheld scanner units from Motorola (aka Symbol). As is typical, I am trying to layout my HTML in something of a readable format, which new controls on new lines, instead of just running my code all together into one big giant unreadable mess. 

Here is an example of my problem though. I have a series of asp:linkbuttons, which are supposed to render each on a new line. In my code I put each &lt;asp:linkbutton&gt; tag on a new line. Pocket IE however is actually RENDERING the CrLf in the code file into the output, putting a giant space between the rendered A tags which I cannot control. 

Is there some directive I can put in the page to stop pIE from rendering the hard CrLfs that I put in my code? If I want a new line I want to just put in a BR tag, not have it actually render CrlFs from the codefile. 

The devices are running WinMo 6.1.
pocket ie renders carriage returns in html?
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We're writing a series of screens designed to be used on Pocket IE, on a batch of handheld scanner units from Motorola (aka Symbol). As is typical, I am trying to layout my HTML in something of a readable format, which new controls on new lines, instead of just running my code all together into one big giant unreadable mess. 

Here is an example of my problem though. I have a series of asp:linkbuttons, which are supposed to render each on a new line. In my code I put each &lt;asp:linkbutton&gt; tag on a new line. Pocket IE however is actually RENDERING the CrLf in the code file into the output, putting a giant space between the rendered A tags which I cannot control. 

Is there some directive I can put in the page to stop pIE from rendering the hard CrLfs that I put in my code? If I want a new line I want to just put in a BR tag, not have it actually render CrlFs from the codefile. 

The devices are running WinMo 6.1.