| Option 1
 <script src="b.js" type="text/javascript"> </script>
 
 The file b.js is a javascript file can be a file that is filled with print statements like
 
 document.write("<table>")
 document.write("<tr>")
 ... and so on
 
 It's ugly, some user's browser might not even have their own javascript enabled.
 
 Option 2
 You could use a frame, but that's bad practice.
 
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