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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Feb 1997.
Re: how do u do ....?

Re: how do u do ....?

On 6 Feb 1997 spu...@aol.com wrote:
> >> It's not that secret.  Actually, it's pretty simple: 
> >> (1)  Take your camera and shoot some pics.
> >> (2)  Scan the photos.
> >> (3)  Convert them to JPEGs.
> >> (4)  Convert the JPEGs to GIFs.  (tough)
> >> (5)  Convert the GIFs to TIFFs.
> >> (6)  Convert the TIFFs to Bitmaps.
> >> (7)  Convert the Bitmaps to PostScript.
> >> (7)  uuencode the PostScript.
> >> (9)  Use an editor to fine-tune the uuencoded data.
> >> (10) Post it ice-cold to alt.ascii.art.
> 
> Whoa!  I just sit down at my keyboard, perhaps with a picture or model,
> and type away...  The above seems a lot more difficult.
> -joan

heeh hee hee You fell for the troll joke. Sven is a joker dude. He likes
to play tricks. Coyote, raven, crow are his ancestral names. Maybe you
should send him a small coyote so he doesn't pick on you too much in the
future. He's got a mean streak. Take care, Jon Melusky

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From: "J. Melusky" <wha...@u.washington.edu>
Subject: Re: how do u do ....?
Date: 1997/02/10
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