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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 6 Oct 2001.
Re: lines

Re: lines

> [snip]
> > is this line wrapped?
>
> no, I don't like the cars but everything's fine. (BTW, alt.test is a good
thing
> for testing)
>
> > if it is can sum1 tell me how to get rid of it, i use outlook express 5
>
> Yes, I know you're using M$ OE 5.5. To get rid of a lot of things you
should
> better not use it anymore.

If he wants to view the post without bluelines then he should unscramble it
(ROT13) and then unscramble it again.
This scrambles the text and then back again .. but when it return OE will
not try to parse the text for links so the blue text will have disappeared.

I put the unscramble button in my toolbar so I can do this quickly.

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