Re: ASCII(with color) HELP!
u-right! .........***............ .....**** ****........ .....* * * *....... .....* * * ****..... .....* * * * *.... .....* * * * *.... .....* * * * *.... .....* * *.... .*.*..* *.... * * *..... .*. *..... ..* *..... ...* *...... ....* *....... ....* *........ ....* *....... "Ralf Stauder" <Ral...@stauder-online.de> wrote in message news:<a31863$dbh$00$1...@news.t-online.com>... > "Philip Newton" <pne...@newton.digitalspace.net> schrieb im > Newsbeitrag news:ln8...@4ax.com... > > It's what you get when you post non-ASCII characters via > > groups.google.com. Ugly, isn't it? > > Worse. It's not only non-ASCII *characters*, its Unicode! > I like Unicode, but not for *ASCII*-Pics, that's why they're called ASCII, > right? *g* > > cu, Ralf
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