Re: [PIC] elisa bridges
From Joe Fischer <gra...@shell1.iglou.com>
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· 21 Jul 2002 16:53 · View full thread
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BoD <spa...@bodland.com> wrote:
: You guys could use a web/ftp site for this picture ? Or maybe it's too
: simple for you ;)
I would gues only about 20 percent of users know;
Good ISPs provide disk space for a homepage
How to use ftp to view and upload images to homepages
How to format urls so that an "index.html file is not needed
How to crop and resize images so they load faster
Nobody knows why
WinDoze and the Internet did not support ANSI art, but
they probably just assumed photograpic images are better
and 80 column ANSI ART would never be missed.
Joe Fischer
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