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From: tnfr1@webtv.net
Subject: ascii with webtv?
Date: 1999/11/07
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I'm new to this group and I can't find any ascii art postings by webtv
users. Why? 

Do webtv users shy away from participating in ascii art because it's
more difficult to create with webtv, perhaps?

Can anyone recommend any ascii instruction websites that specifically
addresses webtv users, or at least one that is webtv friendly?=A0Or is
what I'm using even relevant?

Incidentally, when a website refers to "your computer", does that
include webtv?

I specifically need info on how to change my webtv font width to "fixed
font width" as all the instructions I've checked out so far advises.=A0
They keep advising you to do this, but they don't tell you how.

So far, I've tried creating ascii art by using Alt + space bar whenever
I require 2 or more consecutive space, but whenever I email it to
myself, only the top few lines remain as it looked before being sent
when I get it back. I'm obviously doing something wrong.

Thanks in advance.

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