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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 1 Dec 2002.
[DIS] Help! Question . . .

[DIS] Help! Question . . .

Runner <run...@hotmail.com> writes
>Let me try this again.
>"Runner" <run...@hotmail.com> writes:
>> It's been a long time since I've used ascii art.
>> I can't remember how to copy a piece of ascii art (free art) from a web
>site to my
>> outlook application.  If I highlight the piece and hit copy, then paste it
>> into the email, it's way off center and doesn't look like it did
>originally.
>> What am I doing wrong???!!!
>>
>> Below is an example of a heart that I highlighted and pasted in.
[snip]
>>
your m$.outlook is prob'ly set to display in a proportional-font
try a fixed-width font
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Subject: [DIS] Help! Question . . .
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