Talk: Paris Pics
From sc@elmer.gor.compaq.com (Roger Andrews (Contractor Analyst))
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· 22 Jun 1995 00:00 · View full thread
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Mark Horan (hor...@lclark.edu) wrote: > Does anyone have any ascii pics of Paris? The Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame, > l'Arc de Triumphe? A while back, someone posted several images that were > formatted for a 120 column printer ( or something like that ). Are there > any images available of Paris in an 80 column format? These asciis would About 6 weeks ago I posted a longish (22 page) series of ascii Paris pics, formatted for a 120-column / 10 cpi / 6 lpi printer, is this the one you're thinking of? I don't have any Paris pics for 80-column printers, but if you want the 120-col stuff again then email me (address below, the above doesn't work). Roger Andrews rog...@elmer.gor.eur.compaq.com (temporarily)
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