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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Nov 1997.
help needed to view...

help needed to view...

"Cranium Music" <ric...@cranium.co.nz> wrote:

@X-NO-ARCHIVE: YES
 CM>     Can someone help me please.
 CM> I was subscribed to "The Funny Bone" and they said to use "
 CM> "typewriter" font such as Courier, FixedSys, or Monaco."
 CM>     Through a stroke of 'bad luck', (we shall call it), I now no
 CM> longer have these fonts and (if it matters, I'm am now with stuck
 CM> using IE's Outlook Express for viewing newsgroups and emails).
 CM>     Can anyone tell me where I can get any of these fonts to view 
the
 CM> Ascii art at its best or is there another font that you can recommend
 CM> that is possible to use with this darn Outlook Express?? Thanks in
 CM> advance. Chr...@cranium.co.nz

Try re-installing WHIMDOZE and you should be all back to (?) normal viewing
again. <G><


--
Take Care!

Anne McReary!
mcr...@oz.net

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From: mcr...@oz.net (Anne Mcreary)
Subject: help needed to view...
Date: 1997/11/19
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