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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Feb 1998.
Re: Cut and paste problem

Re: Cut and paste problem

On Sunday, 08 Feb 98 Hayley Jane Wakenshaw uttered forth the following:
: Can anybody else think of a reason why it isn't working? 
: Her address is jba...@hotmail.com if you need to ask her for more info. I
: really dont' have a clue why the art is coming out skewed!!

	The test lines you sent, did they have spaces in them?  I'm just
wondering if somehow her computer might be removing extra spaces when she
cuts and pastes, the same way extra spaces are removed in html files when
you don't use the <PRE> tag.  I don't know how this could happen (though
if it's a Microsoft program, it could be some sort of stupid "intelligent"
feature that got turned on and thinks it's smart enough to know what's
right), but that's about all I can think of if it's not the font, unless 
for some reason the cut&paste wasn't picking up the carriage returns.
	Anyone else have any ideas?
			Sir Isle

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From: w6n...@jupiter.sun.csd.unb.ca (Sir Isle)
Subject: Re: Cut and paste problem
Date: 1998/02/08
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Organization: http://www.grfn.org/~sir_isle
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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