Re: file_slash_problem
From Sam Blanning <eRc...@TbHaItSh.ac.uk>
· alt.ascii-art
· 26 Feb 2004 10:04 · View full thread
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Karl Pech wrote: > Hallo, > > Sometimes then I look at some ascii-pictures which are posted here > I see odd "file://"-texts in these. What can I do to stop this > (except using another newsreader ;) ) ? > > Thanks! > I only see stuff like that (usually x@y being turned into an email address) when using the default variable-width font. Have you tried View/Text Size/Fixed? You may be using a fixed-width font as the default font anyway (which is usually variable-width), but perhaps OE only stops finding hyperlinks if you specify a fixed-width font.
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