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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 11 Apr 1998.
Re: how do email ascii art without it being torn apart????

Re: how do email ascii art without it being torn apart????

On 10 Apr 1998 16:31:01 GMT, jdu...@aol.com (JDuyck9436) wrote:

>jd
>how do email ascii art without it being torn apart????

Have you tried making sure you don't have extra spaces on the right
hand side of your sig/ art? All you need to do is highlight the areas
around your art to see them. 

Also check what font you are viewing the ascii in. 

SheDragon


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From: the...@yahoo.com (SheDragon)
Subject: Re: how do email ascii art without it being torn apart????
Date: 1998/04/11
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