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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Apr 2002.
Re: fixedwidth in web page...

Re: fixedwidth in web page...

"Gerfried Fuchs" <use...@pinguin.pte.at> wrote in message
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| > what's obASCII?? Never heard of that before now.
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|  It stands for obligatory ASCII-Art and makes an otherwise offtopic
| message in here at least partial topical.  So please contribute to the
| topic postings with having at least a small ascii art in your message.
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ok

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Subject: Re: fixedwidth in web page...
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