OBascii ?
From Frederic Merizen <ogn...@club-internet.fr>
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· 26 Apr 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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If it's in the faq, I missed it :(. What does the "ob" in "obascii" stand for ? Obnoxious ? Naah ! Obvious ? Don't think so... -- Frederic (One hell of a cool sig, don't you think ? ;-)
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