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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 19 Jan 2002.
Re: HdR - Ringinschrift

Re: HdR - Ringinschrift

dr....@gmx.li (Daniel 'Dr.Jekyll' Jackel) schrieb:


> Ich hab die Inschrift der EINEN RINGES aus Herr der Ringe gezeichnet.

Um ehrlich zu sein, ich bevorzuge andere Literatur, aber ich melde
mich aus einem anderen Grund rein:

Seit ein paar Wochen lese ich hier mit, weil ich die Bilder am�sant
finde. Gelegentlich sind Riesenexemplare wie dieses darunter. Welche
M�glichkeiten hat man, sie zu betrachten? Ich habe den Text in Word
geladen und mit Courier New, 4p angesehen. Das klappte zwar wunderbar,
war aber ziemlich umst�ndlich. Wie macht Ihr das?

Tsch�s!

Arnulf
-- 
http://www.hacktory.de

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From: Arnulf Sopp <arn...@hacktory.de>
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Subject: Re: HdR - Ringinschrift
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