Re: Ascii output to php/html like nfodiz viewer
"vt025509" <inf...@voetbal.nl> wrote: >what kind of font i must use to get the output from a nfo.file [the ones >that are in de released games etc, or isonews.org] the same as in nfodiz >file viewer ? >the font in that program is terminal, and when im using terminal font on my >webpage [php] no blocks are showing, only lines. > >Anyone has a solution for this or is this impossible ? The terminal font has several sizes which all have different character sets. So, use size 12 or 14, 6 will probably also work AFAIK. -- maraz // mar...@raketti.net :: http://maraz.deviantart.com
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