Re: Metallica
> > Set a fixed font such as Courier, or Lucida console for reading - I can see > it OK. No thats not the Problem. Let me explain. > > | > | , > | ,P `#g > | _gP _ `##p_ > | ,P0B _g ##### ####### ,##B ## ## ## g#####F ##g ' > | 0#g### ## ## ,#N#B ## ## ## ,##F # 'g > | g###0## ##### ## ,## #B ## ## ## ]## ####g > | g#^` ### ## ## ##P0#B ## ## ## '##L ##L #g_ > | _0#F ### ##### ## ##' #B ##### ##### ## '#####L 0#Q #g_ > | _##F 0#^ ^# ##L > | ##P ` `##_ > | _##P `##_ > | ,##F_,' > q_`##L > | _###p^ > ^#g##_ <-- This Piece has to be same sized as the right one > | _###^ but some lines "jumped" to the left side as a RETURN > | ^###_ was entered instad of ca. 60 Spaces. > | ]##^ I'd like to know why this happens and what i could do against. > | `##L > | ,#^ > | `#L > | ^ > | `\ > | > |
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