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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Apr 2002.
Re: Info

Re: Info

On 2002-04-06 bug...@NOSPAM.skrzynka.pl said:

   > >Thank you much for keep us text mode people happy.
   >
   >No problem. But... Do you have any idea how to do this?
   >Cause  I  could  do  it right now but right now I don't
   >know how

Do it this way:
```````````````
<html>
<pre>

    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.
    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.
    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.
    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.
    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.
    Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.  Put text here.

</pre>
</html>

The '<pre>' tag means 'pre-formatted.'  In other words, it means
'display the text exactly as I designed it, without any phony
WinDoze bullshit.'

Be sure to limit each line of text to less than 80 characters.

You can also embed normal links in the text, such as:

  <A href="/bug/textfiles/myfile.htm">Click here for MYFILE.</A>

Hope this helps!

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