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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Apr 1998.
Re: picture changed

Re: picture changed

Pete Casso wrote in message <354...@sympatico.ca>...
>After a couple of hours of viewing and comparing in all sorts of
>non-proportional fonts, I have made my sig quite resilient to viewing
>with non-proportional fonts that are the most common found in mail
>clients and newsreaders. It involves juggling with the white spaces
>through trial and error. And not surprisingly, the simplest devil is the
>most resilient against those funny distortions.
>
>And with the dots on the extreme left, the sig should be OE-proof as
>well. Yaay!

Good for you Pete!


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Subject: Re: picture changed
Date: 1998/04/30
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