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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 28 Feb 1999.
Outlook and its spaces (Was : RE:Un saluto a tutti !

Outlook and its spaces (Was : RE:Un saluto a tutti !

>.. can't think why the stupid program would want
>to strip paragraph indents .. must be a bug in the code
>or in the coder's head


I'm sure its the coders head.. the version of OE5 that I use at work is very
reluctant to allow spaces at the start of lines.. it just deletes them as
you type!  Even copying and pasting ASCII art into it gets mucked up.

On the up side however, if the trend continues all I'll need to do is type
in a few random characters and Outlook2050 will rearrange them all into a
beautiful ASCII art as has never been seen before.  Not from me, anyway <g>.

I've tried FreeAgent for a little while before.. didn't like it so got rid
of it.

Andrew.

--
My sig file is in prison for stealing an apple

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Subject: Outlook and its spaces (Was : RE:Un saluto a tutti !
Date: 1999/02/28
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