Re: new to group/hi all
From frank behnsen <fra...@behnsen.de>
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· 14 Apr 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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MJP <mik...@bluedwarf.net> wrote: > I loved the pic. but i guess due to the different types > of OS people use you should only use "ASCII" characters. > hope to see more from you! thank you! well, i have learned that contrary to my assumption the "�" (which i know as "paragraph character") is not a standard ASCII character at all ... and posted some more art, hopefully without any such glitches. -- ----------------------------------- fra...@behnsen.de | www.behnsen.de User Interface Graphic Design -----------------------------------
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