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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Mar 1998.
Please, would somebody help me?

Please, would somebody help me?

Hi!

I just upgraded from Netscape Navigator 3.0 to Netscape Communicator
4.04 a while ago. While I can recieve and see ascii files the way they
are supposed to be seen; to my horror I now find my ascii signature file
a total mess. Is there a way to rectify this? I am using "Fixed Width" &
size 12 font... at least that's what the display above says. I am
totally devastated at the prospect of never ever being able to use my
signature
(unless of course I reinstall the earlier version of Netscape).
Therefore, I most humbly request for assistance in helping me sort out
this problem, preferably by telling me exactly what modifications to the
settings I must make.

Any help you give, I will much appreciate. I thank you for your kind
attention to this matter.

-  Manish  -

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Subject: Please, would somebody help me?
Date: 1998/03/25
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