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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 17 Mar 1995.
Re: Wanted : mac version of gifscii

Re: Wanted : mac version of gifscii

In article <3k9llg$8t...@ipgate.le.ac.uk>, Mark Ransom <mar...@ion.le.ac.uk> wrote:

> Extract from the FAQ....
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
>  If you do NOT have FTP available, you can get Gifscii by email.
> To receive     send email to bob...@wwa.com with the subject line  
> 
> REQUEST GIFSCII MAC
> ---------------------------------------------------------------
> 

What if you DO have ftp access and dont want to do it via email. Where's
an ftp site?
Jaymz

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From: jgo...@lightside.com (Jaymz Gorham)
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Subject: Re: Wanted : mac version of gifscii
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