Re: Bug you asked for her...
From Rainer Rosenthal <r.r...@web.de>
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· 7 Jun 2002 16:57 · View full thread
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bug <bla...@NOSPAMkonto.pl> wrote i > >It taked 3,5 hour to made it. > > took? :) > > > Funny feets... But hey, great pic! :) > feet ? I am Sorry and Sorry couldn't resist. R@ineR - A little question: I use Microsoft's Outlook Express and telled it *g* to present all news in a fixed size font, so that looking thru the posts in this group is easily done. This always works fine - except for your postings :-( It gives me always bold face font and ugly spacing. Can't you post the way all others seem to do ? Would be nice. Thanks.
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