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From: Michael Silverton <Michael.Silverton@stanford.edu>
Subject: Re: Ascii-art in HTML
Date: 1996/07/18
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I believe it's called <pre></pre>  for preformatted text.

Just tried it with your .sig file and it looks good to me.

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Michael.Silverton@Stanford.EDU
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