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From: ejsmithj@voyager.net (Shag)
Subject: Re: Ascii-art in HTML
Date: 1996/07/19
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references: <4rigs4$ed5@olorin.nask.pl> <31E28C80.2781@iastate.edu>
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In article <4sctrq$cup@olorin.nask.pl>, gios@news.nask.pl says...
>
>: >Here is an easy solution to your problem WHICH I HAVE TESTED & FOUND
>: >WORKING:  make your bloody dog lie down on one line.
>IMHO it's not solution to my problem, but if you so smart send some
>one-line-ascii-art beside smiles (of course ;-)) and this
>@-->-- rose  |==#======> sword  -+--- knife  O|--  ankh key

There is an easy solution to this: put <pre> before the art, and </pre>
afterwards. This will give each character equal spacing, and it looks
good with ascii art.

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