Re: Req: for personal use : horizonal divider made of vines
From Angela Bennett <bea...@postmark.net>
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· 27 Apr 2001 20:27 · View full thread
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Mike, Thanks... but that's far too "Thick" (too many lines vertically) to use as a sig-file divider :)
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