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From: Dead Letter Box <root@chipping.demon.co.uk>
Subject: Re: signatures
Date: 1996/06/27
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In article <31d02153.8339964@news.airtime.co.uk>, stosser@airtime.co.uk
writes
>Help!!
>I am using Siggen Pro, Version 2,Revision D. and am having problems.
>I write my sig in the program and it looks perfect, but when I send a
>test e-mail to myself the signature which looked perfect in Siggen Pro
>is all out of sink and virtually unreadable.Please can anyone tell me
>what i'm doing wrong??
>                _         
>    /\         | | o    julie@stosser.airtime.co.uk  
>   |  |        | |     _  
>   |  | |   |  |/  |  |/    
>    \_|/ \_/|_/|__/|_/|__/  
>     /|                   
>     \|                   
> 

The problem you have is that in the editor you are editing with a fixed
space font (all the characters are the same size) whereas when you put
in to your email editor it views it in a proportionally spaced font
(letters are different sizes to makeit easier and more realistic to
read). Don't worry everyone who recieves your sig will be able to view
it properly.

Hope this clears up any worries you had :)

-- 
:)Jonw444(: