Re: Emoticons

oh, try parens or <>
then again, it might think it's invalid html if you use the latter.  I
like your idea though.  what makes you think it will change pitch?

On Fri, 21 Aug 1998, David Suarez de Lis wrote:

*Hi all...
*
*i have been trying to work around the 'smiley problem', ie, that ':)'
*means nothing for aural browsers...
*
*my current solution is to use a <span class="smiley">*smile*</span> (or
**wink* or *pout* or whatever...) and the use a CSS stylesheet so the
**smile* is printed out in red (or pronounced in a different peach,
*although I haven't tried aural stylesheets as I cannot yet check them)
*
*Booby approves my pages but on accessibility tips it comments about ASCII
*art...
*
*The only thing I can think of as ASCII art is the '*' surrounding the
*words... how much of a problem is "*grin*" for an aural UA? Would it be
*better just "smile" and making it to stand out of the main text via the
*stylesheet?
*
*Any help appreciated...
*(note: pages with this are, if you like to check, at
*Http://web.usc.es/~phdavidl/slidedraw/, any comments and suggestions
*really welcome...)
*
*Thanks,
*David@
*
*--
*<sig> <who> David Su&aacute;rez de Lis
*      <uri> mailto:phdavidl@usc.es
*      <from><institution> University of Santiago de Compostela
*            <country> SPAIN <federation> EU </from>
*</sig>
*

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