Re: Map of Scotland
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"J.P. Foster" <jpf...@tality.com> wrote in message
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> Anyone know where I could get an ascii map
> of scotland. Not too big, just to fit in a
> signature.
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> John-Paul Foster
> Senior Consulting Engineer T A L I T Y
> email: jpf...@tality.com
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