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grossall wrote:

> plez could anyone tell me how to get the ascii art onto a webpage without
> all the text going to the left side of the screen it only work pasteing it
> into notepad

If you place the ascii art between the <pre> and</pre> tags, the text should
keep its format on the web page.

S-L