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From: hkuo@violet.berkeley.edu (Henry Kuo)
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Subject: Question: How to patch tin
Date: 1 Nov 1994 09:03:07 -0600
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Shih-Kun Huang (skhuang@csie.nctu.edu.tw) wrote:

> Henry Kuo (hkuo@violet.berkeley.edu) 4#(l:
> : I am using tin now, but I can't see ASCII arts on the screen.  Do I 
> : need to change something to read those?  Thanks!!
> : BTW, I can read if I use pine.
> Tin will filter out any characters smaller than " ", the ascii
> value of space. You can modify tin source page.c to let tin pass

Is there a patch for that or could you please point me how to make the 
modification?  I am not good at C programming.... 


Thanks!


Henry


> the character 033, but had better to wrap show_page with
> puts("\033[0m") to restore your screen in case a wild ASCII arts