Re: CHALLENGE: Best ascii-art filename
>> Hmmmm, think FIRST... THEN post >>>Indeed. Had you stuck to ASCII characters, your "filename" would have appeared properly on both Veronica's and my terminal. - Good idea, but on my puter it was just an 'o' . No special or control character...Hmmm... Let's just say it was the computer's fault or bette Bill Gates =) DerBluT
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