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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 4 Nov 1998.
Re: Ascii Art & YOU

Re: Ascii Art & YOU

>Hi all !
>
>I'm trying to write sort of study about Ascii Art...
>
>Can you email me :
>
>* Testimony : Why are you fan of Ascii Art ? How long ?
>
>* History : do you know when it's begin ? How ?
>
>* Your URL, your best links, and all what you want ;-)

I forgot : 

* How do you make-it ? With a soft or by hand ?


Kiss


PS : sorry, my Newsreader wasn't well configured, i'm not Richard...

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