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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 30 Sep 1996.
[REQUEST] Chinese sig ascii art

[REQUEST] Chinese sig ascii art

A couple years back I posted a request for my Chinese name to be 
converted into good looking ascii-art and was pleased to have had a 
response from sombody from 'demon.uk' or some place in Ohio (US).  It was 
a great sig and I was very proud to have it at the end of my messages.

If anybody is capable of deciphering the Chinese characterizations into 
ascii-art please e-mail me directly and I will supply a crude rendition 
of the characters I want in ascii, with translations for aid.

I will gladly post the response to this group to help anybody else in 
search of a sig such as this.

veni vidi locutus sum

Daniel Chen
che...@interlog.com

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From: Cyril Chen or Daniel Chen <che...@interlog.com>
Subject: [REQUEST] Chinese sig ascii art
Date: 1996/09/30
Message-ID: <325...@interlog.com>#1/1
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organization: InterLog Internet Services
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newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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