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OLbeg()
Returns/writes HTML Ordered List begin tag <OL>
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Syntax:

  OLbeg( [<cType>], [<cStart>] )  --->  cString

Arguments:

  [<cType>] is a character indicating the type of order to represent.

  [<cStart>] is a character indicating the starting list value.

Returns: A character string consisting of the generated HTML tag.

Description:

  Generates HTML line item tag.

  The generated string is always returned. The string will be written
  to standard-out depending on the value of StopWrite().
  The default StopWrite() value is FALSE. Setting the StopWrite() value
  to TRUE will suspend the write to standard-out.

  OLbeg() defines how to present the sequence of succeeding
   Line Item <LI>... tags.

  Must be terminated with OLend() to end the current ordered list.

  [cType] identifies a visual representation of an item sequence.

      1 = Arabic numerals
      A = Letters
      a = Lowercase letters
      I = Roman numerals
      i = Lowercase Roman numerals

  [<cStart>] indicates where the numbering should start.

Examples:

  Example 1 Using OLbeg() to create an ordered list with Roman numerals
            to indicate the order. The list begins numbering with 1.

      OLbeg( "I", "1" )
        LI("Item ONe")
        LI("Item Two")
        LI("Item Three")
      ULend()

  Example 1 Using OLbeg() to create an ordered list with letters
            to indicate the order. The list is broken by some text
            and continued in sequence.

      OLbeg( "1", "1" )
        LI(" Engine ")
        LI(" Wheels ")
        LI(" Frame ")
      ULend()
      Br()
      htmlWrite( "The following are optional.." )
      Br()
      OLbeg( "1", "4" )
        LI( "Sun roof" )
        LI( "CD Player" )
        LI( "Power Locks" )
      ULend()

Alternate:

  htmlWrite( '<OL>' )

Files: Library is ClipX.Lib

Online reference:  Mikodocs Guide To HTML - OL tag