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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Dec 2011.
New Yahoo mail web-based client

New Yahoo mail web-based client

Hi,

I'm using mutt's .signature file to send a figlet ASCII signature. It
appears correctly wrapped in Yahoo classic web-based client, and also
nicely displayed in Gmail with Google chrome's add-on for plain text.
Yet in new yahoo web-based client interface the figlet signature is
distorted. I've tried sending it all ways around with different
formats, tab expanding and no tab expanding, etc. Anyone got this
issue? Any ideas why?

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Subject: New Yahoo mail web-based client
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