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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 23 May 1998.
Re: REQ: Deck of cards

Re: REQ: Deck of cards

On Fri, 22 May 1998, Dan wrote:

I am a programing student and I am making a simple blackjack game in C.
I would like to be able to display the cards that are out but have never
been good at ascii art. Though i have tried. most of my attempts were
more humerous than cardlike.  I some out could whip me up a few cards
that i could base a deck on that would be GREAT!!  The one restriction
is that the cards can only be 10 characters tall and a reasonable number
wide.

Thanks in advance!

Dan
aka Claussen

Hmmmmmm:

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Subject: Re: REQ: Deck of cards
Date: 1998/05/23
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