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From: jackson@seas.smu.edu (Dejuan Jackson)
Subject: Talk: ASCII art on web pages
Date: 1995/08/08
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Well try it with lynx.  that's the one Scarecrow recommends.  It works really
well from there.  I am thinking of adding text ALTs to my page, but currently
all of the images there are just mine and I find ASCII Art so much harder to
do well.  Peace!