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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 2 Apr 1996.
Re: NeEd iNfO...plz

Re: NeEd iNfO...plz

simran <sim...@cse.unsw.EDU.AU> wrote:
>On 29 Mar 1996, Alessio Roberti Vittory wrote:
>
>> Please, can anyone tell me how can I see this stuff?
>> Do I need some shareware or freeware converter program?
>> Or maybe I have to configure my netscape in a particular way?
>> 
> qua...@aol.com (Quads147) wrote:
>
>Hi Alessio,
>	You can "uudecode" the file... 
>	save the file (without the leading ">"'s) and then type
>	"uudecode filename"
>
>bye.....
>
>- simran

Thanks a lot.
Grazie.
Gracias.
Merci.
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Subject: Re: NeEd iNfO...plz
Date: 1996/04/02
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