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From: ab6rah@bath.ac.uk (R A Hart)
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I was thinking the other day, that it might be possible to create an ascii
signature that appears as one thing in a fixed width display (i.e. pine)
and appears as something different in arial (i.e. Outlook)

I guess it would have to be fairly crude. Has anyone tried this? 

Rob


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