Original Usenet thread from rec.arts.ascii, started 5 Aug 1994.
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Request: Can somebody help me with my sig?
rec.arts.ascii
· 1 message · 5 Aug 1994
Hi ascii artists,
I've used some orthographic fonts to include in my sig. It says
INGENIA for those who can't see it at first glance. It sure makes a
big sig, though. Can somebody shorten it (without taking out the two
lines of info at the top :-) by about four lines so that the letters
are actually 7 lines (or so) instead of 11?
Other suggestions will be taken on how to improve the sig.
Thanks in advance,
Steve
P.S. All my opinions belong to me ;)
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Stephen V. KARAM, Project Manager, Ingenia Communications Corp.
ska...@schoolnet.carleton.ca / 1-800-461-5945 / (613) 788-2600 x8288
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