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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 12 Jun 2007.
Re: Langfristige Vorschlaege zum Erhalt von dara-a

Re: Langfristige Vorschlaege zum Erhalt von dara-a

Stefan Ram schrub im Jahre 11.06.2007 17:33:
> Daniel Michalik <dm....@web.de> writes:
>>- Ich schlage vor, ein Monats- oder Quartalsthema zu w�hlen und Bilder
>>  dazu zu malen.
> 
>   Ein m�gliches Thema:
> 
>       ASCII-art zur Veranschaulichung technischer
>       oder wissenschaftlicher Sachverhalte
> 
Es gibt ein hervorragenes Schaltplanzeichenprogramm Namens AACircuit, 
da� ASCII-Grafik erstellt. Wird in de.sci.electronics gerne verwendet.

http://www.tech-chat.de/

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