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From: "Bob Flaminio" <bob@flaminio.com>
Subject: Re: New to ascii-art? Read me first!
Date: 1998/04/10
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Michael J. Salvo wrote in message <6gfhbh$5fm$1@winter.news.erols.com>...
>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.


If you right-click on the message, go to Properties, Details tab, and click
"Message Source" you should see the whole message in a fixed-width font.
It's still rather a pain, but if you don't want to change fonts it's quicker
than going to Notepad.

-Bob