Re: A bit of advice
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@CeeJay.cjb.nOt>
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· 12 May 2001 07:38 · View full thread
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> > Which one do you prefer? and any suggestion to improve? > The first one uses non-ascii stuff () and IMHO the second one looks better too I like them both, and it really doesn't matter if the first uses extended ascii since its for use on a webpage. Sure it looks odd for some here but it will look fine on a webpage. > and also more refreshing as you're making use of the H rather than just using > 'standard' ascii art characters (not a v. good explanation, but still). > However, I've never been to Qu[e with funny bit]bec - is there a picture we can > compare it to? Yeah a link to a picture would give us an idea of if it's close to real life and give hints on how to improve it
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