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From: spunk1111@aol.com
Subject: Re: Help on viewing *.asc files
Date: 1997/01/10
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In article <32D5622E.45BB@tele.telebox.fi>, Jan Andersson
<jan.andersson@tele.telebox.fi> writes:

>If you're using Windows, try renaming the file.asc to file.txt,
>and double-click it in the file mangler. (hehehe).
>
>It should open the file into Notepad.

But only if you have the the asc. files associated with Notepad.  If it is
large, notepad won't be able to handle it and you then must use a
different editor.