Re: ASCII2HTML
The best way to do this and also reduce the size of the HTML page.
Enclose your ASCII drawings with the "<pre>" tag.
This displays all the spaces in the browser without the need of
Hope this helps :).
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"Dark Orchid" <sea...@spamisgoodinacan.sraines.net> wrote in message news:9hmp81$7s8$1...@slb2.atl.mindspring.net...
> Is there a program out there that turns spaces into " "'s?
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> Thx,
> Sean Raines
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