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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Nov 1999.
To Outlook Express (and Outlook?) Users

To Outlook Express (and Outlook?) Users

I have recently learned a great key combination!

Pressing CTRL+F3 shows the message source, without any alterations or "enhancements" by OE.  It even shows it in a fixed-width font
by default.

No more false hyperlinks, no more file://'s, and even no more having to change the font (great for beginners?)

Hope that brightened someone's day.



--
Andrew Carpenter
Computing Technician
Cirencester College
and...@cirencester.ac.uk
ICQ : 20885021

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Subject: To Outlook Express (and Outlook?) Users
Date: 1999/11/17
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