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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Jan 2007.
Re: Proportional Fonts - AOL macro art

Re: Proportional Fonts - AOL macro art

_.-In alt.ascii-art, pep...@gmail.com wrote the following -._
> Yea..., I'm not sure why Firefox is doing that.
> It works perfectly fine on IE.
>
> A possible solution would be host those AOL macro arts as image file 
> (ex. jpeg), but that would be a lot of images.

You would be better off contacting a web designer and asking them how
to make sure that the font you need to use gets used by firefox.
Converting txt to images like you want is not a solution that works
long term.
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Subject: Re: Proportional Fonts - AOL macro art
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