Re: [Comic] Announce: Unicorn & Butterfly continues
From Richard James <thi...@all.will.it>
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· 27 Oct 2002 14:35 · View full thread
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Faux_Pseudo wrote: > I am getting widely different views depending on what browser I am > using. It seems as though mozilla/phoenix is not displaying it in a > fixed font even though thats my default font. And the txt browsers > are not responding well either because you have some stray non ascii > chars in the scripts. Works ok in konquerer Richard :) -- Again they chanted RTFM, RTFM, then one of the bozos who I was later to find out was a Archbozo, he grabbed a large manual off the wall and beganeth to club me unto death with it. -- Book Of the Newbie Chapter 1 --
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