Re: Diddles ?
From Angelika Winterhalter <a-k...@t-online.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 6 Jan 2002 16:48 · View full thread
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"Yorck Babinsky" schrieb im Newsbeitrag > Hi, > > "Christian Garbs [Master Mitch]" schrieb: > > > Ein Diddle ist eine leichte Bearbeitung/Ver�nderung eines bestehenden > > Werkes. Meist so wenig, dass das Tag des origin�ren Autors dranbleibt > > und der diddelnde sich nicht dazuschreibt. > > > > Im hier vorliegenden Falle habe ich mir Angelikas Bild geschnappt und, > > wenn ich keines �bersehen habe, alle Nicht-ASCII-Zeichen (�, �) entfernt. > > <Mann mit Brille> > Klingt komisch, ist aber so! > </Mann mit Brille> Danke, dann werde ich in den FAQ auch noch mal _lesen_ m�ssen, was ASCII _genau_ bedeutet. Bis dahin genie�e ich die Werke der flei�igen K�nstler. Angelika
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