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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 19 Sep 1996.
[PIC] Re: various small requests

[PIC] Re: various small requests

I feel kind of funny, replying to my own post. But I did find most of
what I was looking for, after reading the FAQ and playing with gopher
and FTP. (Not much of this is available via HTTP:, I spose I shouln't be
too suprised...)

Anyways, I'm still in search of a camera, and I KNOW there are
bookshelves out there someplace, I just have to wade through enough
closets to find them... I'll post what I find, in case anyone cares.


anansi wrote:
> 
> I'm trying to make my website enjoyable for someone with a lynx-only
> browser, so there are a few small ascii illustrations I'd like to
> request.
> 
> These all need to fit on the same 80*24 page, so they should each be
> fairly small....
> 
>  a lightbulb                    for my big idea/brainstorm page
>    camera                       for my photography area
>    a bookshelf, or open book    for my book discussion area
>    an artist's pallate          for my art portfolio
>    a key                        for my public PGP key
> 
> If anyone's curious, my home page in its current version is at
> http://logical.windowware.com/joe

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From: support <jro...@windowware.com>
Subject: [PIC] Re: various small requests
Date: 1996/09/19
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