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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 9 Sep 2008.
Re: pause

Re: pause

Sharky wrote:
> jer0en wrote:
> 
>> trouble with ascii and the initial set of control codes is there isn't a
>> pause character, not even in ansi.
> 
> A coma is often considered to be a "pause" in written communication...
> if that helps.

A coma is a pause in your life.  A comma on the other hand, could be a
pause in a sentence.  ;o)

-- 
Joe

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