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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 12 Aug 2001.
Re: Just a perspective

Re: Just a perspective

> Hey, this place hasn't changed much.

One thing did change, I just noticed that Outlook Express 5 on my Windows
computer can't do fixed width fonts anymore, or in any case, the setting is
not obvious. I'm posting from my Mac right now.

Wow, perhaps it is time to post in html (and use the <pre> tags), otherwise
most newcomers to ascii can't see the pics on this newsgroup.

My newsgroup server shows 158 postings since July 23, i.e. minus the spam
that's a mere 8 postings a day on the average, compared to about 20 postings
a day when the older versions of Outlook Express on a Windows computer was
able to display fixed width font.

Pete
Visit the 'steins at http://www3.sympatico.ca/petecasso

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Subject: Re: Just a perspective
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