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| <? Validator message export for "[Untitled]": Generated by CSE HTML Validator Professional v5.00 (http://www.htmlvalidator.com/) 1. Warning: Possibly misspelled words (35, 9 unique): vraag (1x), BOOG (2x), ONDER (2x), RECHTS (2x), BOVEN (3x), ONDERWERP (3x), TUSSEN (3x), EINDE (9x), PLAATJE (10x). Complete list. 2. Message: [72] [73] To disable the section 508 accessibility messages, disable flag 72. To disable this message, disable flag 73. 3. Error in line 4 at character 6: [16] HTML 4.01 requires the "type" attribute to specify the scripting language for the "script" element. For example, use type="text/javascript" for JavaScript. Note that some browsers may work without this attribute but it is highly recommended that it be used. 4. Message in line 11 at character 9: [1] The "leftmargin" and "topmargin" attributes for "BODY" are not HTML 4.01 attributes and are currently only supported by Internet Explorer 3.0+. For instance, Netscape 4.5 does not support these attributes. 5. 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Warning in line 35 at character -1: Spaces found before the character '>'. Text should immediately end with the character '>'. Note that these spaces are valid according to the official specification but not as CSE HTML Validator is currently configured (see comment). 50. Error in line 35 at character 3: [66] The "IMG" element requires the "alt" and/or "longdesc" attribute(s) to specify a text equivalent. See section 1194.22 (a). 51. Warning in line 35 at character 3: [13] HTML 4.01 requires that the "alt" attribute be used with the "IMG" element. "alt" lets authors specify alternate text to serve as content when the image cannot be displayed. Use alt="" when alternate text is not appropriate, such as when images are intended to format a page. 52. Message in line 35 at character 3: [7] You should use the "alt", "height", and "width" attributes with the "IMG" element. Using these attributes is considered to be good style. 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