FAQ?: Archive sites?
From Andrew J. Jackson <aja...@keck.tamu.edu>
· alt.ascii-art
· 27 May 1994 22:03 · View full thread
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Hi,
I've managed to skim scores of past postings (without success) so
I'll just have to ask.
Can anybody direct me to an archive site (ftp) where ascii art
is stored?
Thanks!
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Andrew J. Jackson "Profanity is the one language known
aja...@keck.tamu.edu to all programmers."
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