Re: req?
From Diane Wenner <pix...@netcom.com>
· rec.arts.ascii
· 25 Sep 1996 05:34 · View full thread
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N�gon p� Avestas Datortek (dte...@kuai.se) wrote:
: I wounder If there are any ascii artists out there that can do a ascii
: logo to me?
Is there anything in particular you would like on your logo? Do you want
just your name in a banner or what?
Diane
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