Question: What ASCII pictures use for?
From Richard Denison <rmd...@coventry.ac.uk>
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· 16 Nov 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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Readers,
I was just wondering what the ASCII pictures are used for, do people keep
them because they look good or to be used in Signatures, WHY?????
FROM a confused e-mailer, DEN
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