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From: Denis Boissin <denis@tinuviel.cs.wcu.edu>
Subject: Re: Fixed Size Fonts and the others
Date: 1997/07/03
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To: Veronica Karlsson <e93-vkn@nospam.sm.luth.se>
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> > More and more people use netscape to read their mail, with non-fixed size
> > fonts...
> > Has anyone of you a trick to impose the fixed size font, or to transfer
> > the ascii drawing so that it still makes sense under Netscape and such ?
> > 
> You can get Netscape mail to show a fixed size font. Just click the
> following sequence:
> Options -> Mail and News Preferences -> Appearance -> Fixed Width Font

I know that, but I can't tell the people to do it everytime I send a
mail... All I'm looking for is a little program that would convert my
signature so that it looks good in Times New Roman for example...

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