Re: Updates to the FAQ (was: Re: I'm back)

Welcome back ...  Please let me know when you've completed any FAQtual updates.
:)  I also store a FAQ which is mirrored at 8 sites worldwide..

http://artpacks.acid.org/faqs/faq-altasciiart.html



On Sun, 29 Mar 1998 19:04:43 +1200, Matthew Thomas <mpt...@spamfree.land> wrote:

%Spunk1111 wrote:
%> 
%> >.----- On 17 Mar 1998 07:19:47 GMT, Colin Douthwaite posted:
%> >|
%> >|I would like to see Martin Atkin's "FONT.FAQ" either included in the
%> >|main FAQ or perhaps issued as a separate standalone Mini-FAQ.
%> >|You could check with Martin Atkins on this...he does not post it
%> >|regularly himself:
%> 
%> I think it's a great idea!
%> I'll add it onto the copy of the FAQ at my site with the next
%> update... which ought to be pretty soon!
%> 
%> -joan
%
%Hold it, Joan, hold it! I'm still here, and working on a new version of
%the FAQ. Unfortunately my Web access is down at the moment, so I can't
%check DejaNews for `Martin Atkins FONT.FAQ'. Could someone enlighten me,
%please?
%
%Then once I have that sorted out, all I'll have to do is try and please
%everyone as regards the initials issue ... (sigh)
%
%Regards
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