Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 14 Jan 1999.
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OH IE 4.1 and Outlook Express What a Headache **help please*
alt.ascii-art
· 3 messages · 14 Jan 1999
I have problems displaying Ascii art in Outlook Express, and on my web pages? does anyone know how i can fix this. My signature doesnt work either. I cant figure out why. Can anyone help. To make it look right i have to draw it in my message window.
> I have problems displaying Ascii art in Outlook Express, and on my web > pages? does anyone know how i can fix this. My signature doesnt work either. > I cant figure out why. Can anyone help. To make it look right i have to > draw it in my message window. I only know that OE has problems in that the first space of every line gets deleted, or something similar. For web pages, simply wrap <PRE> </PRE> tags around the body of the artwork, or link your page to the art file, which would be stored as a *.TXT file. At least, Lynx interprets this convention properly - withouer either of these Lynx (and probably all other WWW browsers) would just wrap the artwork, thinking it's unformatted text. -- ___________________________________________________________________ | . . | * http://www2.southwind.net/~natedac/ * | | _ _ _|_ _ _| _ _ |-----------------------------------------| | |/ \`_| | /_)/ |`_|/ ` | GCS d- s++:++ a-- C++ UB>++ P+ L>++ !E | | | |(_| \_ \_ \_|(_|\__ | W++ N++ K- w--- M- V? PS PE Y+ PGP- t++ | | at southwind dot net | 5 X+ R tv@ b+ DI(++) D+ G++ e+ h+ r- y- | ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Cool097 writes >I have problems displaying Ascii art in Outlook Express, and on my web >pages? does anyone know how i can fix this. My signature doesnt work either. >I cant figure out why. Can anyone help. To make it look right i have to >draw it in my message window. > > [][ hi ... for your web page place your ascii-art in the pre-formatted text HTML container thus :- <PRE> /"_=_ \_(")__ / \ \ _\_/__" / ) / \ ` ' </PRE> and as a quick fix for outlook-excess... go to the menu-bar and select: tools > options > read > fonts > and set courier for both proportional and fixed. courier isn't brilliant but it maybe all you can select at this time... there is (i can send upon request) a registry patch to set outlook to use the fixedsys font thru'out for your sig in outlook... go to the menu-bar and select: tools > stationery > news > font-settings > and set to fixedsys (my preference:) and click 'ok' then select: signature > and click the 'file' radio-button then click 'browse' and go to the folder where you have the text file you have made containing your sig and click on the filename and then click 'open' ... then click on the little check-box labelled 'add this sig to all mesgs' click 'ok' click 'apply' click 'ok' next ... get hold of a copy of the FAQ ... mebbe we can persuade the FAQ-maintainers to post it weekly instead of monthly ? ... dunno anyway ... most if not all of these questions are answered therein ... otherwise there are links to support-documents that do [][ see yuz [][ colin -- . /\_/\ ( () |_ | |\| _/ |? .\ |\| |) .\ |_ |_ :( a a( CJRandall http://www.shieldwolf.demon.co.uk ' \___") <tHISsIGiStHEoNLYpROMOmYwEBsITEgETSaNYWAY:>
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