Re: Disk
From Utopium Enterprizes <mit...@seas.smu.edu>
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· 20 May 1994 18:33 · View full thread
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Thus wrote bob...@gagme.wwa.com (Bob Allison): :In article <2r85se$cm...@clover.csv.warwick.ac.uk>, :Mr R J Craggs <mau...@csv.warwick.ac.uk> wrote: :> _________________ :>| | ___________ |o| :>| | ___________ | | :>| | ___________ | | :>| | ___________ | | If you prefer High density disks, you could always :>| |_____________| | change the DD to HD!!! (Har ho tee hee - not.) :>| _______ | :>| | | || :>| DD | | V| :>|____|_______|____| Hmm... Two problems. One, one of the corners should be cut off. Two, if you REALLY want it to look like a HD disk, then the disk is turned upside-down. But is that REALLY a problem? Answer NO... _________________ |o| ___________ |=| | | ___________ | | | | ___________ | | | | ___________ | | | |_____________| | | __________ | | ##""##### ||| | (H ## ##### |V| \____##==#####__|_| How's that? Gary Mitchell
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