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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jul 2003.
Re: [PIC] Chrysiriia Riphaeus - Uraniidae (Madagascar)

Re: [PIC] Chrysiriia Riphaeus - Uraniidae (Madagascar)

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> Perhaps you could try to colorize it by putting it on a web page ?

Have you seen my web page?  I know just enough html to get my we page
working.  I am not about to messing around with colorizing anything
more than is already done.  My html is so simple that I have a file in
my ~/ with the following contents:

<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W2C//DTD HTML 1.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<BODY bgcolor="#000000" text="#FFFFFF" link="#9AA3C8" vlink="#CC99CC">
<FONT FACE="Courier New,Courier">
<pre>

:F_P:                                                                   
######################################Thu Jul 10 2003#################
</pre></body></html>


The date changes every day thanks to a cron job:
#!/bin/bash

echo '<!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W2C//DTD HTML 1.0 Transitional//EN">
<html>
<BODY bgcolor="#000000" text="#FFFFFF" link="#9AA3C8" vlink="#CC99CC">
<FONT FACE="Courier New,Courier">
<pre>

:F_P:                                                                   
######################################'  > /home/faux/.ascii

echo -en $(date "+%a %b %e %Y")'#################\n' >> /home/faux/.ascii
echo "</pre></body></html>" >> /home/faux/.ascii

That and the occastional ";gt&" and ";lt&" is about all the html I
want to know.  I had to learn a bit more to get my resume updated
since I found with a lot of experimentation that html was the most
reliable file type for making a file that was platform independant and
required no special software to update.  I just took my resumes and
loaded the txt version in abiword and saved as html.  Then I went
through that file in emacs and made it human readable.  

Thought about doing XML but since abiword wouldn't load a xml file
that it created as anything other than txt and mozilla complained of
errors while elinks read it fine I had to give that option up. 

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Subject: Re: [PIC] Chrysiriia Riphaeus - Uraniidae (Madagascar)
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