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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jun 1999.
Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX

Re: Q:ASCII art on web pages...THX

Spunk1111 wrote:
> 
> Yes, I know about all the &nbsp garbage.
> It's not that I don't care... it's more due to
> the fact that I'm uneasy not using a wysiwyg
> editor.  I'm not computer expert -- I have
> little background in computers and programming.
> I remember a little BASIC from middle
> school on a Wang... I also played around
> with our Commodore 64/128 -- but that was
> mostly for games.   I am technically-challenged.
> I can draw the ASCII pics but don't ask me
> to do any fancy programming or coding.
> My inexperience and lack of knowledge
> shows in my source code...  No one should
> look to that to learn from.
> 

Joan,
I realize that you are probably pressed for time but you may want to go
to http://www.w3.org . They have everything you ever wanted to know
about HTML but was afraid to ask. They also offer mailing lists where
you can ask questions.

Angelfire.com also use to offer a VERY good tutorial on HTML. I don't
know if they still do or not but it's worth looking into.

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