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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Jun 1998.
Re: Outlook (Express) viewing problems

Re: Outlook (Express) viewing problems

.----- On Sat, 27 Jun 1998 22:34:57 +0100, Cliff Flood posted:
|I use Outlook Newsreader (a variation of Outlook Express that comes with
|Outlook) and cannot view ascii's properly. I know it is some thing to do
|with the proportional font but haven't been able to sort it out, please
|help. I know that I can past them to notepad, but I want to be able to
|view them in the preview pane.
|thanks very.
'------------------------

OK, I only have instructions for Outlook Express, from the MiniFAQ...

.---- To get a Monospaced/Fixed Width font in MS Outlook Express -->
|Click Tools/ Options.
|Click the Read tab.
|Click the Fonts button.
|Select Courier or another proportional font for ALL of the listboxes.
|Select Smallest.
|Click OK.
|Click OK.
'---------- Thanks to aardvarko ---------->


|\/| _..__|_o._   /\_|_| o._  _   mart.atkins@--
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Subject: Re: Outlook (Express) viewing problems
Date: 1998/06/30
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