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From: Jennifer <puppet@spacelab.net>
Subject: Another Question
Date: 1997/06/12
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First, thank you all for answering my first pair of questions (it's fun
and but also feels a little silly to know so little about something
that's so interesting).

Ok, now that I know I can show ASCII art to other people as long as I 
acknowledge the artist, I have a follow-up question.  I have an external
e-mail reader and when I try to copy the art into it, everything changes
and the art isn't the art anymore.  Does anyone else experience this?
What can you do about it?

Like those nude women that were posted, I thought were just phenomenal
and I wanted to share them with an e-mail friend, but I couldn't get it 
to happen.  I'd love to make other people feel the way I do when I see 
this stuff, there's a whole world in here.

Also, how much changes when you e-mail ACII art, even if it looks right
on the sending end?  Does it have to do with a "fixed font," if that's 
the right phrase, on the receiving end?  Is there a way to control this 
from the sending computer?

Again, thank you -- 

Jen