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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Nov 1997.
Re: FAQ-- on the web!

Re: FAQ-- on the web!

Spunk1111 wrote:
> I now have Matthew's latest alt.ascii-art FAQ at:
> http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/faq.htm

I downloaded it from there now too.

> I used orange lettering on a bright green backgound....  hyperlinked
> everything backwards... and put the ASCII art in 'normal' text instead
> of 'true type'....  makes for a very interesting site!
> 
> heehee-- just kidding-  it is as Matthew sent it w/ a little extra bold-face.

Well I changed the background to black and made orange links indeed - and I
deleted this :

<P><BASE HREF="/users/cosc/undergrad/stage2/mpt26/doc/ascii-faq.html">----<A NAME="top"></A><BR>

as well as your extra bold-face. Because my Lynx uses underline for
bold-face and all the pictures look quite awfull.

> Go ahead and shoot me-- I did add hyperlinks to two tutorial locations...

Aha, at last. It seemed we were waiting for someone to add those.
Thanx.


:)
Andreas

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From: Andreas Freise <ad...@mpq.mpg.de>
Subject: Re: FAQ-- on the web!
Date: 1997/11/12
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