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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Apr 1998.
Re: picture changed

Re: picture changed

Simon Yung wrote in message <6i5c45$s58$1...@newsserver.cldx.com>...
>How come when I paste an ASCII art into my email, the picture changes and
does not look >right to me?  Did anyone how to fix that?

Please do not post in HTML.  It is not proper netiquette to do so on Usenet.
[if my this post is in html, it's only because the stupid reader didn't take
out all the junk even though I told it to.  Arg.]

Ok, your problem. You are using Outlook Express, and it is possible that the
font you are composing messages in is not the font you are reading them in.
Make sure both "send" and "read" font settings are to a monospaced font like
Courier New.

Another possible problem: If your picture is close to the left margin, it
may want to "hug" it--Outlook Express considers a single space at the
beginning of a line as unimportant (probably because it may be a result of
word wrapping) and therefore does not show them.

so you will probably see (simple example
:)
the same as
 :)

which doesn't make a difference there but will on multiline asciis.


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From: "Brock Kevin Nambo" <new...@earthling.net>
Subject: Re: picture changed
Date: 1998/04/29
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