The Letter O This is an image of an upper case O.	The Letter P This is an image of an upper case P.
The Letter Q This is an image of an upper case Q.	The Letter R This is an image of an upper case R.
The Letter S This is an image of an upper case S.	The Letter T This is an image of an upper case T.
The Letter U This is an image of an upper case U.	The Letter V This is an image of an upper case V.
The Letter W This is an image of an upper case W.	The Letter X This is an image of an upper case X.
The Letter Y This is an image of an upper case Y.	The Letter Z This is an image of an upper case Z.

A few sample ways you can let users adjust the display:

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Usually when you design a page, you are the one that has to decide what a data table will look like, but what if you want to give your users some options? This neat little sample script allows users to select how many columns and rows the table should have and displays the table accordingly. It even automatically adds paging if there's more data then it can display within the user's selected table size.