Fran=E7ois Pinard wrote: > [Steve Holden] > > > It looks especially bad in my standard mailreader variable-pitch font. > > Oh! You are touching a sensible nerve! :-) > > There are many cases where people do ASCII art in messages, and I'm not > speaking of signatures here. People often insert ASCII tables or simpl= e > explicative drawings, these capabilities are useful enough for not bein= g > dismissed. You should use fixed width fonts when receiving, and even w= hen > sending email. loser. if python really was all about "everything computers did when I learned to use them will always be the best way to do it", it would probably never have been invented. and this mailing list is about python. </F>
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