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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Nov 1998.
Re: REQ: E for Kan*da

Re: REQ: E for Kan*da

From Angel \"Muke\" Rivera <realvinegar@bigfoot.com> · alt.ascii-art · 2 Nov 1998 00:00 · View full thread · report
Hilton Janfield probably wrote:
> 
> > Speaking of, anyone have a reference to a one-line alphabet using 
> > non-standard characters? ie not one of (a-z,A-Z) I tried working on 
> > one, but as kaneda says, I had problems with the E, F, S, R, X and 
> > Z... anyone have any insights? Or comments on what I've come up 
> > with?
> 
> Well there is the one I used on my BBS some years ago.. looked good 
> in a plain 80x25 DOS font, anyway... but it's pretty much useless to 
> ya, since the E used *DOS* character #250, which was like an 
> underscore ( _ ) but with three lines (bottom, top, middle)... :)

Sounds like Unicode U+2261 IDENTICAL TO.
It's also in Symbol font, at 0186.

= <-- (it looked right until I pasted into this window... *thwack*
Mozilla)

For E, how about 3?   3L33+ B1FF D00DZ!!!!!11 do it ... <g>

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