Re: train-ascii-art, anyone?
From Kent B. Mikalsen <ken...@mikalsen.net>
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· 16 Sep 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Thanks, everyone. Lots of nice trains to see....I ended up with Saras
suggestion,though, because I'm trying to portrait a Norwegian train type
called "signature" (!) This is meant to be pretty modern and fast and stuff.
So, fanfare for Sara! ;-) (I allowed myself to change it a iddy widdly bit,
hope it's okay)
btw: it now seems to fit in arial. Does it look okay (as a train) in other
fonts as well?
--
mvh. Kent B. Mikalsen
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(______________7_____ _ _ Et signaturtog! _ _
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