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From: "Brock Kevin Nambo" <newsmaster@earthling.net>
Subject: Re: HTML and ASCII [was: Re: THE NEW FAQ [....] ]
Date: 1997/11/12
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C. Martin wrote in message <64cbfh$7tp@alexander.INS.CWRU.Edu>...
>   Your "that html code" reference is actually the key, I believe.
>Sure, <PRE> is nice, but try "<CODE>" instead, or in addition
>to.  Of course, I speak before I've tried this in reference
>to displaying ASCII art for say Lynx review, but whenever I
>think of <PRE>, I think of <CODE>, too.  Please let me know
>what you think on the matter. ;-)  Take Care and Blissed Be.

Odd.  When I think of <PRE> I think of <XMP>.. but I guess that's just a
personal quirk.

>>BKNambo
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