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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Nov 1998.
Re: Lead spaces and Outlook Express?

Re: Lead spaces and Outlook Express?

I open the message, then save it as a text file, then edit it from there.

>Is there something about the number of lead spaces needed in Outlook
>Express?  It seems that all lines with just one blank space at the
>beginning will move all the way to the left skewing the drawing.
>Lines that begin on the first space or that have two blank lead spaces
>stay put.  Am I doing something wrong in the mail program or is this a
>problem with Outlook Express?  Also anyone know how to get the sig box
>to be a WYSIWYG?
>
>Below is the sig I was playing with, it is suppose to be a feather
>writing.  Any suggestions for improvement without increasing the
>number of lines too much?
>

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Subject: Re: Lead spaces and Outlook Express?
Date: 1998/11/30
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