Info: How to repost a sig you see on another group
Let's say you're on another group, say, alt.butt.scratching just for
example. And while reading the posts, you see a sig. You would like an
easy way to show it to us here, without saving it, quiting from a.b.s,
going to r.a.a, starting a post, inserting the sig, quiting your
newsreader, deleting the sig, etc.
It's easy, just follow-up the article, change the name in the
newsgroup line from alt.butt.scratching to rec.arts.ascii. Then delete
all the extraneous stuff from the post, leaving the sig. Add any
commentary you think appropriate, and send it.
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-:-:-- :--=- =-==-= =#=#### ###### ##=#= =##-=#- ==-=-- -=- -:- -:-
::-:--: :--=-= -=-====# =#=##=## ###### ##=##= #=#==-#= -=-==--- =-: --: :-:
:-: :-- =-= =-= -== =## ### ##= =#= =-= ==- =-- -=- -:- -::
:-::-- -:- -=-==-== =#==### ##### ##= #===#=- -=- -=- =-= -:- ::-
::-:-- -:- --==--== ==#### ##### ##= =#=#=- ==- --= -=- --: :-:
:-- :-- -== =-= #=# =## ### ### #=# =-= =-- -=- =-: -:- -::
::-::-- -:--=- =-= -== =#= ### ###### ##=#=# =#= #=- ==--=--- -=--:--:-:-::
:::-:- -:-== -=- =-= =## =## ###### ##=#= ##= =#= -==--= =-=--:--:::
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From: bob...@wwa.com (Bob Allison)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii
Subject: Info: How to repost a sig you see on another group
Date: 6 Oct 1994 18:56:28 -0500
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