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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 8 Oct 1999.
Re: BORROWING DRAWINGS

Re: BORROWING DRAWINGS

On Wed, 06 Oct 1999 23:33:45 GMT, jta...@SPAMBLEDEGGSatt.net (m�spher
(JT)) provoked the following text:

>>>HELLO ..I AM NEW ...AND ON WEBTV...ARE YOU ABLE TO SEE MY DRAWING THAT I
>>>BORROWED....
>>>I DONT HAVE THE ADVANTAGE OF SETTING FONTS...I HAVE TO WORK WITH WHAT
>>>THE WEBTV GIVES ME...WHICH IS NOT UNIFORM....
>>>BUT AM INTERESTED TO SEE IF YOU CAN SEE THIS AS A DRAWING...
>>>ANY CONSIDERATION WOULD BE GREATLY APPRECIATED..okie/pat
>>Sorry, i can't see any drawing...
>>But i need to warn you that typing in all upper caps is considered as
>>shouting.
>>Please use lower caps in the future.
>            ^^^^^ ^^^^
>um.... i think the proper term is "lower case" :)

You are nothing but right! I had my mixes thought up :-)
--
        Peter Punk
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This is a day for firm decisions, or is it?

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From: ppu...@damnthatspam.hetnet.nl (Peter Punk)
Subject: Re: BORROWING DRAWINGS
Date: 1999/10/08
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