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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 11 Mar 1995.
REQUEST: Help w/ name & anchor

REQUEST: Help w/ name & anchor

I need help, and i think this is the place to get it...

I recently took up ascii pictures, but quite frankly...I suck.  There
are a couple of things that I have tried and they worked, but most 
of them do not.  One of the things that is not working is a .sig file
I am trying to make.  I am trying to include my name, Rick, and an anchor
similar to the Navy logo.  Here is the anchor:


                -----
                  |
                 USN
               \  |  /
                 \_/


I warned you, it is pretty lousy.  But I have no ideas on how to improve it.
And my name is also a pain.  I am trying to keep this .sig sized, but I cannot
do it because of the curves in the R and the C.  If anyone can help me, I 
would be eternally grateful.  If you want your work attributed in my .sig, I 
will do it.  I am not someone who is just coming in here to get what I want
and then will leave, I plan on posting stuff when I get better.

Hope you can help me...

--Rick...who is currently .sig-less

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From: rlo...@uoft02.utoledo.edu
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Subject: REQUEST: Help w/ name & anchor
Date: 11 Mar 1995 09:58:10 -0600
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