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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 Dec 1998.
Re: clueless in New York

Re: clueless in New York

>Message-id: <199...@ng35.aol.com>

>I have a question- when you hold alt on the keyboard and enter a combination
>of numbers on the numeric pad

>Are those ASCII characters? What's the history behind this way of entering

No, they are not ASCII... and pictures with them
should not be posted here..  They are not
universal from system to system... which means
that it might look like one thing on your computer
and it'll look like something else on someone else's
computer... It sure can mess up a pic that you would
like to share with others!

-joan
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Subject: Re: clueless in New York
Date: 1998/12/18
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