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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 Mar 2000.
Re: Storing of ascii-art

Re: Storing of ascii-art

On Sun, 19 Mar 2000 09:23:53 +0100, "Pierre C. Pfenninger"
<p.c...@bluewin.ch> wrote:

>"Pierre C. Pfenninger" schrieb:
>
>> Hello ascii-friends!
>> What are some good methods to store email-received ascii-pictures
>> in a way that I can paste them into my email-texts? Directly, of
>> course, not as attachment. I think of keywords like clipboard, new
>> file and converting. Am I on the right way? Thank you in advance
>> for your hints (in English, German, French or Italian).
>> Pierre from Binningen near Basel, Switzerland.
>
>Thanks, Veronica and Tony, for your hints. Unfortunately, there is
>always the same problem: Copying into a new file and pasting do work,
>but the letters and signs are not formatted. They are horizontally
>displaced. I'll continue to try to resolve the problem.
>Thanks and greetings, Pierre.
>
>
 It sounds to me like you have "Word Wrap" turned on in notepad, turn
it off, (edit, Word Wrap, click to set on, click to set off) and see
what happens next time.

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From: mik...@bluedwarf.net (MJP)
Subject: Re: Storing of ascii-art
Date: 2000/03/19
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