Steno in Ascii (was: Kopenhagen - Helsingborg)
From Robert Weemeyer <rob...@gmx.de>
· de.alt.rec.ascii-art
· 24 Nov 2000 18:47 · View full thread
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Horst Ebert schrieb in de.etc.bahn.eisenbahn:
> BTW - Wie krieg ich Steno in Ascii?
Es geht:
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Allerdings muss ich zugeben:
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Falls das jemand lesen kann, freue ich mich �ber eine R�ckmeldung ...
Robert Weemeyer
Stenografenanw�rter beim Bundestag
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