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From: hbgeg066@huey.csun.edu (berton corson)
Subject: Smiley Dictionary On My Web Page
Date: 1997/02/25
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I posted one of the more common smiley dictionaries on one of
my web pages, along with some other fun stuff.
Go to:
http://ourworld.compuserve.com/homepages/berton_corson
And then select where it says to look at the smiley dictionary.

But one thing I noticed is the web browser I normally use
(Internet Explorer 3.0) is interpreting some of the < and >
signs as html code, thus screwing-up how it's displayed.
I changed some of these signs to ( and ) signs, but still it
might be better to just save the whole page as html text and
view it with a text browser.

Anyway, enjoy.