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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jun 1998.
Re: Netly News article

Re: Netly News article

Pete Casso wrote:
> 
> Dan Strychalski wrote:
> > If it doesn't work in plaintext, it won't work in HTML, unless we all use
> > the SAME proportional font. Again, Bill would like nothing better.
> 
> HTML has the advantage of adding display instructions in the form of tags,
> e.g. use the pre tag for proportional. That will solve the proportional font
                           ^^^^^^^^^^^^
Oops, change the highlighted word to monospace.

You can specify proportional fonts with the font face tag, e.g. specify Arial
for posting aol pics, and the viewer will automatically see it in the correct
Arial font. Support for the font face tag is not very uniform at the moment,
but improving rapidly, driven by the need of mainstream web page designers for
better typographical and hence better font control. The non-mainstream html
graphics community can take advantage by riding that wave.

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