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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Jan 1999.
Re: OH IE 4.1 and Outlook Express What a Headache **help ple

Re: OH IE 4.1 and Outlook Express What a Headache **help please*

> 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.


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From: Nate / DAC <nat...@southwind.net>
Subject: Re: OH IE 4.1 and Outlook Express What a Headache **help please*
Date: 1999/01/14
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