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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 Jul 1996.
Re: Ascii-art in HTML

Re: Ascii-art in HTML

In article <31F...@dial.eunet.ch>
Biggo <mfa...@dial.eunet.ch> wrote:

> Robert Croson, Jr wrote:
>> Why are you replying to this thread when you haven't got a clue?
> 
> I could have more clues than you expect.
>  
>> You missed a hell of a lot of messages if this is the only one you got.
>> You missed about 20 or so messages leading up to the point. If you jump
>> into the middle of a thread, and you can't find the original, then keep
>> your dumb ass out the discussion.
> 
> I followed this thread from the beginning. In fact, I gave the first
> (or so)  reply to the original poster.
>  
>> For your info, placing a <pre> inside a of the alt=" " tag causes the alt=" "
>> tag to end. Thus screwing up the ascii image insode the alt=" " quotes. 
> 
> I know. That's why I don't suggest the use of PRE and /PRE. Are you sure you
> did read MY message?

I believe that the message I responded to suggested using <PRE> as  a way
to do it.

I could be wrong though. :)

---------------
Rob
  O-

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From: rcr...@arcm.com (Robert Croson, Jr)
Subject: Re: Ascii-art in HTML
Date: 1996/07/31
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