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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Jan 2003.
Re: why? [Joaquim & Harry]

Re: why? [Joaquim & Harry]

From KatiaLLa <kat...@aol.com> · alt.ascii-art · 29 Jan 2003 01:59 · View full thread · report
...Thank you both for being so courteous and taking the time to answer my post.
 Joaquim,  Yes it was that very post,  the one that was an e-mail, that I
posted here, because I never received an answer from Chris.  (How stupid  I
must've seemed).  I think you've answered my question, however.  The reason for
my thinking that this was a message board,  is because it's set up very much
like that of AOL's and I thought Chris had a thing going there with his own
message board....lol.

I'm all new to this, but I think I've got the hang of it now.  I had  to go
down to Preferences and set them and now I  see my anterior post. 

I do appreciate  all the info that you've both provided on
"news:alt.ascii-art,"  being a newsgroup.  I'll look into it and see what it's
all about.  Have a nice day!

Regards,
~katiaella~

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