Re: Help with sig please
From David Rekowski <dav...@coodex.de>
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· 9 Aug 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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Kae Verens schrieb: > > Blue Dolphin wrote: > > > > I want to use this as my sig, and it looks great on e.mail sent in html. But > > on the usenet in plain text its just not right. > > Can someone help, is it possible to use it in plain text too? > > TIA > > P > > > > ,-._ > > _.-' '--. > > .' _ -`\_ > > / .----.`_.'----' > > ;/ ` > > jgs /_; > > > > ._ ._ ._ ._ > > _.-._)`\_.-._)`\_.-._)`\_.-._)`\_.-._ > > looks fine to me, and I'm reading in plain text... ditto. tried a little diddle; better / worse? ,-._ _,-' `--. ,' _ -`\_ / ,----.`_,'----' ;/ ` jgs /_; ._ ._ ._ ._ _,-._)`\_,-._)`\_,-._)`\_,-._)`\_,-._ greetinx - David -- David Rekowski mailto:dav...@coodex.de
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