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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Jan 1998.
Re: Ascii web page

Re: Ascii web page

>From: Dana <dan...@netgsi.com>
>Date: Sat, Jan 17, 1998 02:32 EST
>Message-id: <34C...@netgsi.com>
>
>Does anyone know how to create a web page using ascii? I tried creating a
>sample
>page and my art was all jumbled together, a mess!. I've been thinking of
>having my 
>own page but I don't understand how to do it. Also, I heard Geocities offers
>free web 
>pages. Is it relatively easy for one to build a ascii art page thru them? 

Yep, sounds like you didn't format the ASCII pics--
use a (pre) and (/pre) before and after your pics--
of course use brackets (wakas?) <  > instead of the
paranthesis....  That should keep your ASCII pics
from jumbling...
  Also, I don't have a problem with GeoCities-- you
can use your own html editor or their own.  Uploading
is easy if you have Netscape.
-joan
--
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     `-----.\       _____,
      `---- \\  .-./.---`
    ,__`---. `-`  '>---`      joan stark       .-.
    `,_.-.       /`.-`    spu...@juno.com  <'  )
          ',___.'                              /  \
            "       ASCII ART GALLERY:        | /  \
         http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7373/   \\_, \
   ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~'--'\\~~~~~
   ~~~jgs~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~\\~~~~

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