Re: Need some rowing pics
I received email from Jackie--
She wasn't extremely happy about me sharing her
URL with the newsgroup. Her collection has personal
significance to her and she has posted copyright
notices on her page. Her pictures are lovely to
look at-- but she doesn't want people to use them
in their signatures... Ooops, sorry to all that I may
have mislead.
-joan
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>Subject: Re: Need some rowing pics
>From: ilt...@sci.fi (Ilmari Karonen)
>Message-id: <696cs3$m4...@tron.sci.fi>
>: > Jackie Fenton has created lots of ASCII of sea-kayaking...
>: > some are quite good!!
>: > http://www.intelenet.net/clubs/gasp/ascii-art.html
>They are great. But it seems she's missed a few <'s.
>In particular, in the duck hunting image there's one < which
>has not been replaced by a < entity. It messes up all the
>rest of the page, as Lynx thinks it's seeing some weird tag..
>Wouldn't it be wonderful if people validated their pages?
>(sigh.. I'll have to update my own doctypes, as KGV now
>seems to consider the default variant of HTML 4.0 to be the
>strict version. Either I'll have to specify the transitional
>one, or remove all layout attributes - something which I'm
>not going to do just yet..)
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