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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Oct 1997.
Re: Req : Sig

Re: Req : Sig

On Fri, 3 Oct 1997, Adi wrote:

> Not being very good at ASCII art, I wonder if theres anyone out there
> who could help me with a sig. I'm not sure what I want, so that should
> make it easier. My name is Adi, so that should make it easier still ! I
> work with computers, so anything along those lines would be good.
> 
> A sig 5 lines or under would be just the thing ?

Search for "figlet" or "siggen" using any search engine ...
That should show you a few WWW sites / programs that generates ASCII
signatures.

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From: <jye...@csclub.uwaterloo.ca>
Subject: Re: Req : Sig
Date: 1997/10/05
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To: Adi <ad...@which.net>
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