Re: RedHat logo
bugi <bug...@skrzynka.pl> wrote: : Made it today... ...waiting 4 comments or changes... : It still looks pretty messy but few changes would : make it look real good. : It's in attachment cause it was to big to fit in : mail client window. Er... why can't you just import it into your newsreader? (And more importantly, why aren't you using a newsreader?) You could telnetting into your newsserver, and posting directly...
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Subject: Re: RedHat logo
Date: 11 Jul 2001 15:12:50 GMT
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