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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Jan 2003.
Re: reading and saving ASCII art in this NG?

Re: reading and saving ASCII art in this NG?

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On 2003-01-16 net...@stargate.net said:

   >When I look at the posts here the ASCII art is all messed up and
   >some lines appeared shifted back or over or continued on a
   >different line.

You're using a porportional font, you probably have HTML
enabled in your newsreader, and your column width or your
font size is set incorrectly.  You didn't read the FAQ,
did you!

   >How can I read the messages here and save them correctly? I am using
   >Free Agent newsreader.

1. Turn off HTML in your newsreader.

2. Set your width to 79 columns.

3. Select a fixed-width (monospaced) font.  The "Courier"
   and "Lucida" font families are usually monospaced.

Make sure that you select a font -size- that's appropriate,
too (such as 14-point).

   >Also how can I make sure when I save ASCII art or send it in an
   >email message or post it in HTML on a website that it stays with
   >the same dimensions and does not do line wrapping or anything else
   >that could alter the original ASCII dimensions?
                                                      _____ 
Here's a sample script of how to do it.              (((   `\
Since you're obviously a clueless newbie,            _ _`\   )
I'll repeat: TURN OFF HTML in your news-             (^  )   )
reader! (Select "Plain Text.") Otherwise,             ~-(     )
you won't be able to see the script. You              _'((,,,)))
shouldn't be reading newsgroups with HTML          ,-' \_/    `\
enabled, anyway, d00d.                            (          ,  |
                                                   `-.-'`-.-'/|_|
SAMPLE SCRIPT:                                        \     / | |
                                                       =()=: / ,' ua
<html>
<font face="courier" size="2">
<pre>


                (The ASCII art goes here)


</pre>
</font>
</html>




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