At 03:51 PM 8/31/01 +0100, you wrote:
>>I do not go out of my way to use constant width font when sending - maybe I
>>should.
>>I'm not even aware that I can to do this explicitly in ASCII for part of a
>>message using IE5.
>
>Go into Outlook Express and set all fonts to Courier (See
>Tools/Options/Compose). If you are using a web page based mail sender you
>may need to specify the font used on the page if that facility is available.

Also, avoid using TABs, as there is no telling what they may be set to on
another system. It may be easier to edit in something like Ultraedit, but
I usually just use my virtual terminal.

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