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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 25 Apr 1999.
Re: Dumb squares...

Re: Dumb squares...

Vice Admiral Acker wrote:
> 
> Hello. I use a lot of stuff off the internet, and put it into Notepad (your
> average standard old Windows notepad)
> Well, sometimes there are these stupid little boxes, and I hate them because
> they go where the line is SUPPOSE to wrap, but it doesn't after that. The
> line just keeps going forever with those stupid boxes! Is there any way to
> fix this annoyance?
> 

Try some other editor:

http://www4.windows95.com/apps/98/text-editors-h.html


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