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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 22 Mar 2002.
Re: Dragon

Re: Dragon

Clas Hortien wrote:
> Heinz Toennes wrote:
>> Heinz Toennes wrote:
>> 
>> [Ascii-Art]
>> 
>> Warum verunstaltet mein Xnews das Bild?
>  
> In meinem XNews sieht es gut aus (sogar ausgesprochen). Hast Du
> auch eine Schriftart mit fester Breite eingestellt (ich mu� das
> fragen ;-)).

Ah, es lag an meinem Morver, muss wohl was mit der
Leerzeilenkorrektur zu tun haben.

> Wie wird denn das Bild verunstaltet?

Das Bild sieht etwas zusammengequetscht aus. ;->

Heinz
-- 
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Subject: Re: Dragon
Date: 22 Mar 2002 21:15:08 GMT
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