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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 29 Aug 2000.
Where can I find GIFSCII?

Where can I find GIFSCII?

From Dan <98d...@25rmci.net> · alt.ascii-art · 29 Aug 2000 00:00 · View full thread · report
Hello,

Can someone please direct me to a web site where I can obtain a copy of GIFSCII?
I have tried to locate it through several search engines. They all direct me to
the same sites, none of which seem to be of much help. Most of these sites
either contain dead links or links to FTP servers that are not available. I even
tried download.com without any success. If anyone has it please let me know.
Thank you.


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