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From: "J. Melusky" <whatfer@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: Help with web-page?
Date: 1996/05/07
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On 6 May 1996, Rob Ewan wrote:
> In <4maj6k$qil@news.ox.ac.uk>, sedm0110@sable.ox.ac.uk (Rachel Edwards) writes:
> >Hi all!
> >Im trying to sort an ascii file so I can put it on my web-pages... trouble
> >is, it has lots of spaces and <'s all over the place. I sorted out the spaces
> >by using <pre> but now I'm a bit stuck... can anyone make any suggestions?
> Hi, I had the same problem with my Web page. Some of the browsers make
> spaces so small that it did not work at all. It was particularly bad when
> viewed with Microsoft Net Explorer. My solution was to take screenshots of
> the ASCII art with a program called wincpy (shareware) and make them
> into .gif files. wincpy is probably available from Simtel or a search
> engine can find it for you.
> Ann Ewan> ann@esmerel.com
> http://www.esmerel.com
Hi, On my web page below I use the <TT> HTML font. It is the typewriter
font that works well so far. take care, Jon
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