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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Apr 1997.
Site Lost!!!

Site Lost!!!

Hi all!  A short while ago I came across a site where you could type in
text (like a banner, name...) and then submit it to any number of
effects and out would pop your final product.
	There were pages of examples of the effects, each with its own code. 
They included embossing, color striations, etc...
	The problem is I must have forgotten to bookmark the page and now I
can't find it!!  Does *anybody* know of the site I'm referring to and
can you provide me with the address?!

Thanks so much!
Lee
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From: Lee Vogtman <lvo...@fred.net>
Subject: Site Lost!!!
Date: 1997/04/20
Message-ID: <335...@fred.net>#1/1
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Organization: Home On The Range
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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