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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 15 Oct 1997.
How do people do those prettyful colorful ascii arts?

How do people do those prettyful colorful ascii arts?

Hi:
I'm new in ascii art (I just watch them, I think I'm not able to do
them). The subject of the mail says it all.
	By the way, sorry about my awful english.

	Bye!
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From: Gregorio Hernandez <GH6...@bton.ac.uk>
Subject: How do people do those prettyful colorful ascii arts?
Date: 1997/10/15
Message-ID: <344...@bton.ac.uk>#1/1
X-Deja-AN: 280764037
Organization: University of Brighton
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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