request again: font for UPB
From The Hairy Crazy Italian with a nice butt <ava...@daniel.drew.edu>
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· 9 Oct 1994 02:46 · View full thread
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Thanks to everyone who has sent me ASCII pumpkins & jack-o-lanterns.
I have a second request though now, the orginazation that I am
doing these e-mails for is called the University Program Board -
better know as UPB. I was wondering if anyone could make a simple
font design that spells out the letters "UPB". We are looik for a
logo right now, but the letters attached to e-mail could be a nice
start.
--
Bye now,
AL III - The Hairy Crazy Italian
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ava...@drew.drew.edu
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