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From: Andy Holden <A.B.Holden@ncl.ac.uk>
Subject: Re: How do you solve the problem of spaces?
Date: 1996/02/09
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Andy Holden <A.B.Holden@ncl.ac.uk> (that's me) just wrote:

> As I've been typing this a possible solution has occured to me - maybe I 
>should have sent it from Netscape instead of Pegasus, but that still 
>doesn't solve the problem of it being mangled on receipt - I'll e-mail 
>this message to myself now and see what happens.
>

 It does still get mangled, if received by Pegasus, and the second 
version gets more or less restored to what it previously looked like in 
Pegasus.

 Pasting back from Pegasus to Notepad undoes the damage, but that's not 
really the point, is it?

 Andy.