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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Feb 1998.
Cut and paste problem
Can anyone help me with this query I had from someone?

> Hi,  I love your collection of ASCII ART and your links.  I have a 
> question though.  When I try to cut and paste the art...it messes up.  
> It doesn't look like a picture when I do this.  I have tried pasting it 
> in my email and on nopepad.  Can you help me with this???

I gave her the font explanation, with the four lines to line up to see if
she had the right font, but I got this back:

> Thanks for your quick response to my letter.  I looked at the 4 lines 
> and they are the same length in my mail program.  But when I cut and 
> paste the art it does not look the same.   
> You did four lines and said it was probably the font.  Well the four 
> lines stop at exactly the same point.  Can you think of any other reason 
> why I can't cut and paste the ASCII art and it look the same?

Can anybody else think of a reason why it isn't working? 
Her address is jba...@hotmail.com if you need to ask her for more info. I
really dont' have a clue why the art is coming out skewed!!

-Hayley

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From: flu...@quadrant.xs4all.nl.spambgone (Hayley Jane Wakenshaw)
Subject: Cut and paste problem
Date: 1998/02/08
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