And here is the type of code you would use for this wonderful effect:
<TABLE HEIGHT=72% WIDTH=100%><TD><FONT SIZE=8 FACE="COMIC SANS MS"><B>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>M</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>A</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>R</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>Q</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>U</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>E</MARQUEE>
<MARQUEE SCROLLDELAY=70 WIDTH=14% border=0 BEHAVIOR=ALTERNATE>E</MARQUEE>
</B></FONT></TD></TABLE>
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Now, isn't this a bit more creative use of the MARQUEE Tag?
Of course, this usage is not appropriate for all pages. You still need to remember that
it needs to add value to your page, and reinforce the message you are trying to get across.
I would hope you wouldn't use something like this on a page that was discussing the
geological ramifications of the continued use of poisonous compounds in third-world
agriculture.