Re: REQ : a figleaf
llizard wrote:
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ejm97 /
> It's not a fig leaf (although it almost looks like one) but a maple
> leaf. That should barely cover the offending "lighthouse".
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> &\/&|&&&& ha llizard aka ejm
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> & }}{ & />\_& This leaf is
> }{{ / > perhaps *too* small
> /|^^ for your purposes.
> ejm98 | \
Weelll ... like I'd said, there was _some_ discussion about .sig envy
bumping around these parts.
lemme play w/ it some and see what I k'n do.
BTW -- apprec very much the response. For informational purposes,
setting the 'follow-ups to:' line to my EMail address did not function
properly.
Probably a Good Thing.
Thanks ! Anyone got any others ..? Plz share ..
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