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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 May 2000.
Re: Ascii-Code

Re: Ascii-Code


Christian Melbinger wrote:

> Where can I get the Win98-Ascii-Code?
>

uh... Windows 98 ASCII is the same as regular ASCII... that's why it's
the American Standard Code for Information Interchange: because it's
STANDARD.

>
> Thx

oh, and that alt-F4 guy... that only closes the window you be in

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