KW>-> > First, how come there are all those equal twenties (=20) in
KW>-> > my quotes?  I sent the message from your site and I'm reading

KW>Pentium II, Windows 98, but never mind, this message didn't do that.  I
KW>seem to remember there was one person in the echo who's messages always

I think it's related to entering your messages and replies online at
Fonix via the web interface, and those of us on this end who look at
their messages either via a .qwk packet, or possibly online via a Telnet
connection.

Those =20 characters *I* *think* are either line feeds or carriage
returns that the web interface inserts to bring the text down to the
next line.  They're apparently not getting filtered out all the time,
and the non-html readers are seeing them.


      -=> Carroll McAllister on 10/27/2002 at 8:42 PM <=-

Coming to you "almost live" from Searcy, Arkansas

carrollmcallister{at}earthlink.net




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