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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jun 1999.
Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX

Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX

>Message-id: <377...@earthling.net>

>You don't need any &nbsp; anywhere! Joan's page is a mess of "WYSIWYG
>editor" garbage. I think she knows that but doesn't care. That's a pity
>because a lot of people see her as the Queen of ascii art and a Great
>Master to look at and learn from.

Yes, I know about all the &nbsp garbage.
It's not that I don't care... it's more due to
the fact that I'm uneasy not using a wysiwyg
editor.  I'm not computer expert -- I have
little background in computers and programming.
I remember a little BASIC from middle
school on a Wang... I also played around
with our Commodore 64/128 -- but that was
mostly for games.   I am technically-challenged.
I can draw the ASCII pics but don't ask me
to do any fancy programming or coding.
My inexperience and lack of knowledge
shows in my source code...  No one should
look to that to learn from.

-joan
--
             ,
            /)
           //    joan stark
          (/        spu...@juno.com
         _/   ______
        ) (  (-----(    ASCII ART GALLERY
       /INK\  \     \      http://www.ascii-art.com/
       \___/   \     \
   jgs         _)_____)
              `------` 

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Subject: Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX
Date: 1999/06/27
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