Re: FAQ?
Jeremy C B Nicoll <Jer...@omba.demon.co.uk> wrote:
:Joe Fischer <gra...@shell1.iglou.com> wrote:
:> Wikkesh <wik...@hotpop.com> wrote:
:> : Is there a FAQ for this newsgroup?
:> : Are ansi posts allowed?
:>
:> They would be counter to the charter of the newsgroup, but probably
:> would be more acceptable than the off-color language and subject matter
:> of some of the posts here.
:>
:> But who would be able to view ansi pics, computers today use ..........
:> windows.
:
: Do they? What about Linux, Unix, Sun OS, Solaris, Irix,
: Mac OS, OS/390, z/OS, MVS, VM, DOS, Risc OS ....?
Does your Pluto reader on risc support ANSI,
or at least VT-100?
Usenet doesn't make it easy to post anything
but ascii text, do you know how to post ANSI?
Don't pay any attention to me, I am just
disappointed that HTML doesn't support ANSI or the
IBM high characters.
Joe Fischer
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