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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Apr 1998.
Re: HTML and Browser Support

Re: HTML and Browser Support

Brock Kevin Nambo wrote:
<stuff elided>
> What: Lynx.
> What: WebTracker
> What: emacs-w3
> What: Amaya
> What: AOL
> What: Sam Spade

Could you spend the effort to verify the html code below with your many
browsers?

I think, that in a parallel thread we were able to establish that all
Netscapes and all Internet Explorers interpret the code correctly (about
90% of web surfers) but that only some, and not all Lynx's will
interpret the code correctly. Assuming that 5% of websurfers use Lynx,
we are currently at around 90% to 95% of websurfers who see the pic
rendered correctly. 

Depending on whether or not the other browsers (aol in particular)
render the code correctly, we may or may not be able to push beyond the
95% mark. 

Thanks in advance ... Pete

<HTML>
<BODY>

<CENTER><PRE>

Half Space Technique for html art

<TT>01   .oo   </TT>
<TT>02  (  -)  </TT>
<TT>03   " "   </TT>
<TT>04         </TT>
<TT>05    .oo   </TT>
<TT>06  (  -)  </TT>
<TT>07   " "   </TT>
<TT>08         </TT>
<TT>09   .oo    </TT>
<TT>10  (  -)  </TT>
<TT>11   " "   </TT>

</PRE></CENTER>

</BODY>
</HTML>

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From: Pete Casso <pet...@sympatico.ca>
Subject: Re: HTML and Browser Support
Date: 1998/04/20
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