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Original Usenet message from rec.arts.ascii, 23 Jun 1995.
Line: Paris Pic

Line: Paris Pic

>From: hor...@lclark.edu (Mark Horan)
>
>  Does anyone have any ascii pics of Paris? The Eiffel Tower, Notre-Dame,
>l'Arc de Triumphe? A while back, someone posted several images that were
>formatted for a 120 column printer ( or something like that ). Are there
>any images available of Paris in an 80 column format? These asciis would
>be used for the welcome screen of the MOO Francais (moo.daedalus.com 8888),
>and elsewhere as decorations.
>  Merci in advance!:)

Avec plaisir!  :-)

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From: nve...@emr1.emr.ca (Normand Veilleux)
Subject: Line: Paris Pic
Date: 1995/06/23
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