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Original Usenet message from de.alt.rec.ascii-art, 27 Nov 2000.
Re: Steno in Ascii

Re: Steno in Ascii

Roland Smiderkal schrieb:

> Robert Weemeyer schrieb:
> 
> >[Steno in ASCII]
> >                _
> >               / |
> > _   .   _    /  |  
> >/_)     / \/\/      
> >\_       /|         
> >        / |
> >        \_/
> >
> 
> >Falls das jemand lesen kann, freue ich mich �ber eine R�ckmeldung ...
> 
> Das ist schwierig?

Der Kandidat hat 100 Punkte! Sch�n, dass es doch noch Leute gibt, die
Steno k�nnen.

Nachdem das in Verkehrsschrift so gut geklappt hat, wie w�re es mit
Eilschrift
          
 _   .   _    / 
/_)     / \/\/      
\_       /|         
        / |
        \_/

oder Redeschrift?

 _   .     /
/_)     /\/      
\_     /         

Robert Weemeyer, Berlin

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From: Robert Weemeyer <rob...@gmx.de>
Subject: Re: Steno in Ascii
Date: 2000/11/27
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