Could anyone make me a banner.
From "Chris Rose" <chr...@cix.compulink.co.uk>
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· 11 May 1994 23:20 · View full thread
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Dear all, I edit a free, internet distributed publication called PowerPC News. It goes out every fortnight and we have around 10,000 readers now. It is sent by mail and is growing by around 150 subscribers a day. The problem? It would be really nice to have some form of banner for the top of the publication. Something that says, in no uncertain terms 'PowerPC New'. The other problem, I'm about as artistic as ... well, a very unartistic thing. I've had a tinker but all my efforts are dreadful I was wondering whether any of the artistes here might have a bash for me. I have nothing to offer but my gratitude, but your ascii artwork will end up in quite a few people's E-mail baskets. The spec? less that 76 characters wide, and not too many lines deep. I'd like to keep it less than 6 lines if possible (perhaps just the word PowerPC then?) Oh, and anyone who wants to see the newletter itself, send a piece of mail (contents ignored) to ad...@power.globalnews.com Don't worry, its easy to get *off* the list again by mailing rem...@power.globalnews.com. Thanks in advance. Chris Rose. Editor, PowerPC News.
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Subject: Could anyone make me a banner.
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