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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 14 Feb 1995.
Re: Line: Ansi Castle

Re: Line: Ansi Castle

Ia...@lynagh.demon.co.uk (Ian Lynagh) writes:
: 
: Lyle
: 
: Why .ANS?
:  _  ___  _ _ 
: | || . || \ | Ian Lynagh - ia...@lynagh.demon.co.uk
: | ||   ||   | Batchelors know more about women than married men.
: |_||_|_||_\_| If they didn't they'd be married to!
:              
: 
The extension .ANS was used as an aracnomin(sp) for ANSI type of file.
Really it could have been anything or nothing at all as you have to 
'type filename' on the computer to get it to work. Hope you enjoyed it!


             Cyberspace Cowboy
              ..                _   ..
  (=.      )^\  /^(   (=.      ' )%=====%''
  ' ;;    '  .\/.  `  ' ;;       ';;__   `)
    ;;        ;;        ;;        ;;``)           A western style sig!
    ====^)    ;;.       ====^)    %=====%..
   ' ``  (   ''''      ' ``  (   (  ''   `)
   Lyle Murphy = lyl...@madvax.mo.ti.com 
   I have boldly learned what no one has learned before!

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From: lyl...@MadVax.mo.ti.com (Lyle Murphy)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: Re: Line: Ansi Castle
Date: 14 Feb 1995 00:44:34 GMT
Organization: Texas Instruments
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