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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Jan 1998.
Re: Ascii web page

Re: Ascii web page

llizard wrote in message <34C...@freent.toronto.on.ca>...
>In article <01bd2459$2a8217a0$3e5abcc3@atkins>, "Martin Atkins"
>> It`s also a good idea to put
>>
>> <FONT FACE="Topaz New, Lucida Console, FixedSys, Courier New, Courier">
>>
>> </FONT>
>>
>> around the art bacause MSIE3 doesn`t seem to put it in a monospaced font
>> with the <PRE> tags.
>         ___
>       _/   | Augh!! Whaa- aa- tt???
>      |_____| ---@@^>
>        --- ==  / _/ >
>      [_____]      __>,^
>ejm97  |   |      //| |
>
>Is this really true? I _might_ change all my pages.... Grrrr.


This might depend on your preferences.  The default, of course, would be
Courier New; I don't remember what IE3 would let you change it to but IE4.0
and 4.01 (which I have) only let you change it to fonts that declare
themselves monospaced.

So don't change anything, although you could put a "If you changed your
default fonts" disclaimer up.

>>BKNambo
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Subject: Re: Ascii web page
Date: 1998/01/22
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