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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 18 May 1998.
Re: A rose

Re: A rose

No, the sig uses non-7-bit ASCII characters.

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-aardvarko


BluePard wrote in message <356...@buffnet.net>...

>> Your sig is still broken.


>The sig's probly not it. Most likely the ascii's being sent as an
>attachment, so it shows below the sig.

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Date: 1998/05/18
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