I am stumped.  I send Java String to an HTML processor method that
renders the text into pretty browser text.  Fine, it works, it is
so colorful and so dashing that it takes my breath away.

But wait, what about multi-line text sent to the HTML method as a
single String?   The HTML appears to be dropping the newlines that
I append to the Java String.  I append "\n" after each line is
read, concatenate the lines, and send them off to the processor.  I
end up with a one-liner as if I never had appended the newlines.

Of course this works when output goes to display.  Of course!

I think I have to come up with a scheme to add the HTML tags before
sending it to the HTML processor method.  Or something like that.
I don't even know if that makes sense since tags added on a line by
line basis may screw things up worse.

Here's a sample line from the HTML processor method where I insert
a String called answerText.  You can see that sending "extra" HTML
is a bit of a weird concept, but I have no clue what else to try.

sb.append("<a href=\"#\" onMouseover=\"div" + divNum +
".innerHTML=\'" + answerText + "\'\" onMouseout=\"div" + divNum +
".innerHTML=\'\'\">\n");