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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 20 Apr 1998.
Re: Help me!!

Re: Help me!!

In article <199...@ladder01.news.aol.com>,
toy...@aol.com (Toyo187) wrote:

> does anyone have a program for (I know it's kinda lame) macintosh than
will let
> me do these cool Ascii pic's in chatrooms?       ive never been able to find
> one for crapintosh...

Dude, first of all there's nothing lame about using a Mac. They have their
strengths and their weaknesses just like every other platform on the
planet. 

Second of all, if you wanna paste the ascii art into into the chatroom
simply copy the original, paste it into the scrapbook, and when you wanna
annoy people in the chatfoorm copy it from the scrapbook and paste it into
the input line in your chat program. There are other ways using Macro
packages but I suspect that actually installing a program might be a bit
too difficult for you. If it's not then let me know and I'll be happy to
suggest a couple macro packages that you can use.

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Subject: Re: Help me!!
Date: 1998/04/20
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