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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 22 Apr 1996.

                            
    
    
biniary vs. in message
    
                        


                                            

                

            

        


    

        

            

                

                    
biniary vs. in message

                    

                        From Magnus <Mag...@Deviant.4you>
                        · alt.ascii-art
                        · 22 Apr 1996 00:00                                                    · View full thread
                                            

                

            

        


        

            

                

                    

                        
I'm seeing alot of good ascii art being posted.. but my copy of Agent
screws some of them up... wouldn't it be better to post large ascii
art messages as biniary attatchments?



                    

                

            

        


        

            

                

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From: Magnus@Deviant.4you (Magnus)
Subject: biniary vs. in message
Date: 1996/04/22
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