Re: Smile
From Robert Bar <r_b...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 21 Jun 2001 09:17 · View full thread
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Andreas Schult <and...@arcormail.de> wrote: > > und durch unseren Freund den Newsreader mit Zeilenumbruch enstellt > ;-) > > In allen anderen NG's mu� ich die Zeilenl�nge auf 70 einstellen. Wie > kann ich die nur f�r diese Group �ndern? z.B.: mein MacSOUP hat einen "Optionen"-button, der mir die m�glichkeit gibt, die zeilenl�nge (bei bedarf) zu ver�ndern (default sind 72 anschl�ge eingestellt). eine ver�nderung der zeilenl�nge vermerke ich als erste zeile des postings. | | obascii: O \ /--| regards /\ | robert ___________/_/_| -- Was sieht man wirklich, und was erscheint einem nur so, als s�he man es? S. Lem, "Fiasko"
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