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From Inygma <iny...@SPAMevenlink.com>
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· 4 Mar 2003 20:44 · View full thread
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Lately, I seem to be using windows more than linux for my newsgroup reading, and as such, some of the posts are showing up in a proportional font instead of fixed-width. I changed both reading fonts to Courier New (also tried Lucida Console), but I still have the proportional problem on occasion. Also, OE keeps turning things into hyperlinks. Does anyone know how to turn this off? Thanks for your help! ~inygma~
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