Re: Converting Ansi art to Html pages?
"Alexander, Sam (EXCHANGE:PERPK:3374)" wrote: > In your html code, put in the <pre> tag. This will keep the spacing the > same, which you'll need. That still doesn't display high ascii characters :((( I've found a found that does... which I'll be sticking in with my program... (ans2html convertor). If the ansi doesn't use high ascii then great... but umm... if it does yer'll have to install this .tff before u can see the .html properly John
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