Re: NICE PAINTING
From Johannes 'Joey' R�ssel <Joh...@WeB.DE>
· alt.ascii-art
· 18 Mar 2002 06:43 · View full thread
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> what's with the vb script??
A little joke by Daniel. Just write begin blahblahblah in a message and
don't forget the end, then Outlook will treat this as an attachment. By
using Ctrl-F3 you can always view the source code of the message. There are
also some people packing the complete message into such an "attachment" by
writing "begin quoting <name>". Pathetic.
Joey
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