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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Aug 1998.
Re: Large drawing relay posting

Re: Large drawing relay posting

Spunk1111 (spu...@aol.com) wrote:
: Thanks Joe for posting that long one for me...
: but what happened to all the ` characters?
: (alt-096)  they were there when I sent the post  to you!  
: How odd.....  that is an ASCII character-
: And unfortunately, without them, some of the
: pics looked a bit munged- 

       Sorry, the way I capture adds extra lines from the
online reader, and I have to delete them, I may have made
a mistake, I will be more careful.
       ALT-096 seems to be invisible in Usenet text mode,
here is ALT-095  _   and here is ALT-096  `   which is
invisible (sorry, but a lot of things I do are invisible). :-)
       I see a lot of talk about font types in notepad,
but on Usenet, a character is just an ASCII number between
32 and 126 (or whatever), and will display differently
in different readers (you probably see 096 above, I don't).
       I am surprised that 96 decimal ASCII is invisible,
there must be a reason for it.   There are a couple of
special characters on Usenet, including a substitute
ESCape character (I think), I try to avoid them, and
just use the "typewriter" keys. 

Regards,

Joe Fischer 

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Subject: Re: Large drawing relay posting
Date: 1998/08/14
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