Re: maps.google.com in ASCII
From J. Seyfferth <sey...@network-science.de>
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· 4 Jun 2006 12:48 · View full thread
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Robert W. Kuhn wrote: > J. Seyfferth: > >> http://www.asciimaps.com/ Ich hatte vergessen dazuzuschreiben, dass ich in einem Blog ueber die URL gestolpert bin. > Bei mir ist da alles immer nur schwarz. Bei mir funktioniert es mit dem Firefox, mit dem Konqueror aber nicht. -- Mit freundlichen Gruessen J. Seyfferth Aktionsseite des Pro Trinitron e.V. http://www.forwiss.uni-passau.de/~berberic/trinitron.html
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From: "J. Seyfferth" <sey...@network-science.de>
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Subject: Re: maps.google.com in ASCII
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