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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Apr 2000.
Re: Annoyed Outlook Express 5 users, read this...

Re: Annoyed Outlook Express 5 users, read this...

"Andrew Carpenter" <new...@gloucestershire.freeserve.co.uk> wrote in message news:8c7eb0$8np$1...@newsg1.svr.pol.co.uk...

> Other hyperlinks such as

> mailto:x
> file://x
> http://x

And when, pray, do those appear within an ascii picture without mean-
ing what they appear to be: hyperlinks?

> etc. are not affected. Just the //one and if the second program is run, then the \\one as well.

> So thats not really useful, just removes the blue and the underline.

And the unwanted "file:"-string.  But, hey, look at my sig and suit
yourself!

*Grumble!*


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  __    "Muscles of All Limbs, Unite!                             __
('__`>              You Have Nothing to Lose But Your Sinews."  <'__`)
//"^(   �OOL mm                                                  )- \\
`\_-/   http://home.t-online.de/home/ulrich.schreglmann/00L.htm  \__/'

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Subject: Re: Annoyed Outlook Express 5 users, read this...
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