Re: Geburtstagskuchen
From Marion Koslowski <M...@Kasperhausen.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 31 Mar 2001 07:20 · View full thread
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Benjamin Weiland, am Sat, 31 Mar 2001 00:46:31 +0200 [Darstellung von </> in ascii-Website] >ersetze im quelltext einfach alle "<" durch "<" und/oder alle ">" >durch ">", und schon wird es im browser richtig angezeigt. *ausprobier* Huch! Wie kommt's das das geht, obwohl das ganze in <pre> </pre> steht? Ich habe dieses Tag immer als "zeig wie es ist"-Befehl verstanden und h�tte jetzt lauter < und > erwartet... Ma�ion -- (D< KAFAS >C) / ) KleineAberFeineAsciiSammlung ( \ -/-h------------------------------------h-\- http://www.koslowski.purespace.de kOs
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