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From: Jeremy Cooke <jeremy.c@zetnet.co.uk>
Subject: Re: Ascii-art in HTML
Date: 1996/07/09
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In message <4ru9c1$138@bad-news.harborcom.net>
        rcroson@arcm.com (Robert Croson, Jr) writes: 


> Now this doesn't line up right, unless the viewer sets his/her
> browser to use a non-proportional font, whis is usually NOT the
> default. And in HTML, I don't kow if you can set the font. You can
> set the font size, but not the font. In Internet Explorer 3.0B1, I 
can't even set 
> the font, as far as I know. Just the font size and color.

<tt>Put your text here</tt> sets the font to a fixed width font.


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