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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Jun 1996.
Re: Pic: Small cat

Re: Pic: Small cat

From Weible <wei...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 5 Jun 1996 00:00 · View full thread · report
In article <4p1m01$1a...@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, pap...@aol.com
(PapaJohnny) writes:

>yep, AOL uses Arial 10 font, which is not "mono-spaced"  so to illustrate
>and communicate with "lil pictures" we aol'ers make (or diddle ascii) to
>satisfy our addiction ;-)
>
>a few samples which most will need to cutNpaste to a text editor and
>change font to Arial 10.
>
>

Don't worry if these don't look right, some of them didn't look right when
I looked at them.  I feel that non-monospaced ascii-art should be kept out
of newsgroups.  But what do I know? I'm only a computer programmer with
over 5 years on the internet.


               <>             W E I B L E
 ><IXOYE>    //          CyberKnight of Arcadia
           //
<>(((((((({@}::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::======-
           \\
             \\              Wei...@aol.com
               <>         The...@msn.com



  |   Christopher Weible    ><IXOYE>           /________________,
-- -- Wei...@aol.com                  <=======| _________________>
  |   The...@msn.com                      \
  |   [Let the wicked fear the hand of God]

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From: wei...@aol.com (Weible)
Subject: Re: Pic: Small cat
Date: 1996/06/05
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