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Composing a Usenet message (ie. text only) how can one
use a fixed width font (ie. a monospaced font like Courier) in only a segment (for example in the signature) of the message? For example for ASCII art and ASCII diagrams etc. by using fixed width font. Is it possible to switch to a monospaced font in a otherwise proportional font message, so that both get used in the message? And automatically interpreted correctly at the other readers' machines, at least those using OE ? No, HTML is no option in Usenet newsgroups; it has to be text only. Ie. what is needed is a feature to specify (by the author of the message!) which font the reader software automatically should use when it displays the message. We want ASCII Art back! |
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