Trace statement outputs html code

I am trying to get a trace statement to just out put the
contents of a dynamic text field.
What I get is this...
<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="LEFT"><FONT
FACE="Arial" SIZE="12" COLOR="#000000" LETTERSPACING="0"
KERNING="0">welcome to my
problem</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>
ABC
<TEXTFORMAT LEADING="2"><P ALIGN="LEFT"><FONT
FACE="Arial" SIZE="12" COLOR="#000000" LETTERSPACING="0"
KERNING="0">welcome to my
problem</FONT></P></TEXTFORMAT>.html
any help would be great.
Thanks
Bill

disable the html property of your textfied. and/or uncheck
the auto-kern box.

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         out.println("thirdWin.document.write(\"<table><tr><td width=120>Search :</td><td width=300><input type='submit' name='showEdit' value='Show Profile'/></td></tr></table>\");");
        /**out.println("thirdWin.document.write(\"<table><input id =\"subfds\" type=\"button\" name=\"Submit5\" value=\"Enter Information\" onclick=\"\"/></table>\");");**/
         out.println("thirdWin.document.write(\"</FORM>\");");
         out.println("thirdWin.document.write(\"</BODY>\");");
         out.println("thirdWin.document.write(\"</HTML>\");");
      out.println("thirdWin.document.close()");

I have a database, it holds information of a user, my applet interacts with the database to retrieve/write etc. What i want to do is when some1 clicks a button to open a new Internet Explorer page and then output a record from the database. Just like System.out.println(forname + surname + date + score);
I dont know how to open a new IE and then output the info to it.
I dont have any code for this part as I havent written it and I dont think there is any value in posting code to retrieve from database. We can just treat them as strings? String forname, surname etc.

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