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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jul 1997.
Re: How to make animation????

Re: How to make animation????

In article <33D...@freent.toronto.on.ca>, llizard
<cq5...@freent.toronto.on.ca> writes
>However, the problem you are having is not one you can fix readily. It
>is the fault of your browser (MSiE 3.02). I don't know why the explorer
>insists on using a proportional font inside the scroll box. You'll have
>
>As far as I know, the javascript animations only work in Netscape
>Navigator 3.0
>
Thanks for posting the script, I have got it to work on my machine
now, just by changing the new line "\n" to "\r\n". I thought this
was a difference between windoze and unix rather than IE and NN so
I don't know if it will work for everyone (or what effect it will
have on netscape).

It seems to be using a fixed font as well, so I don't know wether
it always was (they were always too jumbled before to be sure).

FYI I am using IE3.02a on win3.11

Hope this helps :-)
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Subject: Re: How to make animation????
Date: 1997/07/29
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