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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Jul 1998.
Re: Outlook Express Settings?

Re: Outlook Express Settings?

Edward D. Collins wrote:
> Courier New.
> 
> In Outlook Express, go to Tools - Options - Read - Fonts and then
> change both settings to Courier New and you should have no problems.
> 
> Of course, any other font that is a "fixed-width" font will work.
> 

How about trying to live up to your own advice and sending some
plain-text instead of that garbage...  :-P #$%&

Here's what some people see:

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