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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 24 Dec 1996.

                            
    
    
Re: HTML Xmas Tree 2
    
                        


                                            

                

            

        


    

        

            

                

                    
Re: HTML Xmas Tree 2

                    

                        From gab...@dic.at
                        · alt.ascii-art
                        · 24 Dec 1996 00:00                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        
Thanks a lot for the nice tree!




Frank Boylan wrote:
> 
> Here is the latest version of my Xmas Tree.
> 
> INSTRUCTIONS If you COPY the section between the lines to
> you're CLIPBOARD, PASTE it into a text editor/word
> processor, and save it somewhere convenient(such as the
> desktop). Then open it in NETSCAPE 2.x (or similar) by
> selecting OPEN FILE in the FILE menu. It works best for me
> using the "Courier or Manoco 9-10-12" font and to get the colors
> right you'll need to have: "Let document override" selected
> in Preferences/ Colors. I think it should work with any
> platform. I'm using an Apple Mac. I'd be interested to know
> if it works for you and what platform you're using.
> 
> BEGIN _________________________________________
> 
> <html><HEAD><TITLE>Xmas Tree '96</TITLE></HEAD>
> <BODY>
> <body bgcolor="#111130" text="#08FF10" link="yellow"
> vlink="#FF9607" Alink="#FF9607" <blink="#FF9607"><center>
> <FONT SIZE=3><font color="#ffffff">
> \ /<br>- <blink>+</blink> -<br>/|\<br></font>
> /\<br>
> /()\<br>
> ///\\\<br>
> ////\\\<font color="#FF09C2"><blink>*</blink></font><br>
> /////\\\\\<br>
> ///<blink>*</blink>//\\\\\\<br>
> <font color="#11FBFF"><blink>*</blink></font>//////\\
> <font color="#FB8CFF"><blink>*</blink></font>\\\<br>
> ///////<font color="#1919FF">
> <blink>*</blink></font>\\\\\\\<br>
> /////<font color="yellow"><blink>*</blink></font>
> //\\\\\\\\\<br>
> ///////// <font color="#FF3205"><blink>*</blink></font>
>  \\\\\\\\<br>
> /<a href=""><b> Happy Christmas </b></a>\<br>
> /////*************\\\\\<br>
> ///<a href=""><b> Joy to the World</b></a>\\<br>
> //<font color="#FF070C"><blink>*</blink></font>
> /////////\\\\\\\<blink>*</blink>\\\\\<br>
> <font color="#ffoooo">
> <b>| |</b><br>
> <hr Size=12 Width=20% align=center>
> <hr Size=12 Width=18% align=center>
> <hr Size=12 Width=15% align=center>
> <hr Size=12 Width=13% align=center>
> <br>
> *************************************</font>
> <br>
> <A HREF="mailto:bo...@iol.ie"><h5><div align="center"><i>
> Frank Boylan  Dublin  Ireland<br>Xmas 1996</i></div></h5>
> </center></body></html>
> 
> _____________________________________



                    

                

            

        


        

            

                

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