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From: "aardvarko" <read@message.com>
Subject: Re: New to ascii-art? Read me first!
Date: 1998/04/08
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>I am using Outlook Express but when I set the proportional font to a
fixed
>font it doesn't help.  Is there something else I can do?  So far the
only
>way I can see the pictures is to save them in a file and open them with
>notepad.

Here's _exactly_ what I did:

Click Tools/Options.
Click the Read tab.
Click the Fonts button.
Select Western from the list.
Select a fixed-width font from the top two list boxes. Common FW fonts
are Courier, Courier New, Lucida Console and monotype.com ...
Select Smallest from the third listbox.

You may have to repeat for other charsets (selections in the top
listbox) ...

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