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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Aug 1999.
Re: How to put ascii -art on my own page.

Re: How to put ascii -art on my own page.

         Hi!
         
Vice Admiral Acker <Kam...@rotfl.com> wrote:
> Oh yea, and another cool thing about HTML-based ascii is those extra
> tags! <blink> (watch out!, IE doesn't care about the HTML standards
> and doesn't use this (Why the heck are you using M$'s Borg software
> anyways?!? Get Netscape!))

 Sorry, but _YOU_ don't care about the HTML standards but care instead
about those silly netscape extensions. Why do you use Netscapes Browser?
Just because it isn't from MicroSoft? Watch out, the navigator is more far
away from the standards than the internet explorer is.
 But if you want to use a browser that really implements the standards
(and doesn't implement new silly extensions) then why not take a look at
Opera [1]? Yes, you have to pay (a little) fee for it - but you get IMHO
a much better browser than navigator or i-explorer. One, that really
cares for standards (btw, Opera is #1 in CSS implementation ;-P ) and
doesn't waste time on thinking of new standards....

[1] http://www.operasoftware.com/
-- 
Gerfried Fuchs aka Alfie
comic of the day: http://www.userfriendly.org/static/

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From: alf...@innocent.com (Gerfried Fuchs)
Subject: Re: How to put ascii -art on my own page.
Date: 1999/08/24
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