I looked at this message in Thunderbird and the columns aligned just
fine. I checked the Thunderbird config and there is a checkbox for
"Use fixed width font for plain text messages"
Similarly, Outlook seems to display plain-text messages with a fixed-
width font, but I'm not really an Outlook
On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 01:40:08AM -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
> I don't like the attachment approach but the formatting (minimal,
> bold, alignment,?) he uses and the 2 column arrangement would be useful.
> Of course, my using constant width characters and spaces kills
> any alignment my recipients
Il 27 agosto 2020 alle 15:24 Greg Marks ha scritto:
> But I don't think that is quite what Mr. LaBadie is seeking. I think,
> but am not quite sure, that he could use the Unix command "column"
> to produce the sort of ASCII formatting he wants. It would help to
> see an example of the sort of
> As I recall, there is a LaTeX package for drawing a chess diagram,
> so I would expect there also is a LaTeX package for drawing a bridge
> diagram.
There is such a LaTeX package: grbbridge.
But I don't think that is quite what Mr. LaBadie is seeking. I think,
but am not quite sure, that he
On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 01:40:08AM -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
> For so long I've used mutt and composed my emails in ASCII,
> now I guess Unicode, that I'm ignorant of potential approaches
> to a bit of formatted text.
>
> Both a friend and I organize weekly online bridge games for
> 20-30
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On 20200827, Jon LaBadie wrote:
Is there anything I could use to create such "formated text", then
distribute it in the body of a mutt message having some hope that
the recipients see it correctly?
Would Emacs' "picture" mode help? It initializes a text "area&qu
Il 27 agosto 2020 alle 01:40 Jon LaBadie ha scritto:
> I don't like the attachment approach but the formatting (minimal,
> bold, alignment,?) he uses and the 2 column arrangement would be useful.
> Of course, my using constant width characters and spaces kills
> any alignment my recipients would
On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 07:00:52AM +, Russell L. Harris wrote:
I would expect something of the sort exists for the bridge
community.
A search on "portable game notation for bridge" brings up numerous
hits; at first glance, this hit appears to be promising and
authoritative:
On Thu, Aug 27, 2020 at 01:40:08AM -0400, Jon LaBadie wrote:
Both a friend and I organize weekly online bridge games for
20-30 players. My seating notices go out as simple text. He
...
I don't like the attachment approach but the formatting (minimal,
bold, alignment,?) he uses and the 2
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