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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Jan 2000.
Re: changing ascii

Re: changing ascii

Esther van Aken <e.v...@hartstichting.nl> wrote:
> thanks for your answer
> but what if i send mail to anyone and they open it ?
> how can they be sure they use a fixed with font ?
> where can they arrange that .. ?
> and why is the font in which the mail was written changed ?

 For Outlook (Express) is a program from MicroSoft - and those tend to
be more clever than you; which they usually fail on. Either use a "real
newsreader/MUA" (tm) or tell your Outlook to send plain-text _only_. You
can do that in the Options: Extra -> Options -> E-Mail-Format -> Send in
Format -> Plain Text (I hope that it's called something similar to this
- I only have the german version available here...).

 Oh, and btw., Peter was only refering to that this is an
english_language_ group - so you should write in english that we all can
understand you. Peter is from the netherlands, AFAIK :)  But you wrote
to the group and not to him personally, so....

 Have fun!
-- 
Gerfried Fuchs
<URL:mailto:alf...@innocent.com>
<URL:http://alfie.ist.org/alfie/>

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Date: 2000/01/11
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