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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 13 Mar 2001.
Re: Tank

Re: Tank

>Message-id: <r90...@4ax.com>

>Wonder if the � are widely viewable asciichars.

perhaps viewable to many, but
definitely not ASCII.

as an aside here, I saw the character
as a 'degree' mark on the newsreader...
and now when I've responded, they
look like fat exclaimation marks...
very odd, but that's the nature of
non-ASCII characters.  Often they are
not viewed as intended -- which can
really, really screw up a nice ASCII
art image.

-joan
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