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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Dec 1996.
Re: Question about ascii art

Re: Question about ascii art

In article <rob...@t1.meinc.com>, rob...@meinc.com (Roberta Quadro) writes:
|> I've tried to copy and paste ascii art into messages
|> but they don't come out the same as where I copied
|> them from. Is there a special procedure involved
|> when you put ascii art into a message? I'm new to
|> all this and it's interesting to be able to put the
|> art in your messages.

Hi Roberta,

when you include ascii pics, make sure they do not contain 'tab'
characters. If they do, you will have to replace them with spaces
to restore the original pictures. I can't think of any other
difficulties, but that may be just me.

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From: ken...@socrates.cs.utwente.nl (Arjan Kenter)
Subject: Re: Question about ascii art
Date: 1996/12/17
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