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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 10 Jun 1994.
RE: BIG, POSTSCRIPT, OVER

RE: BIG, POSTSCRIPT, OVER

In article <1bc...@jumpstart.com>, jos...@jumpstart.com (Josef Faulkner) writes:
|> Re: Albert Einstein Postscript Msg
|> 
|> Why was a Postscript message posted here?  This is ASCII art, not
|> postscript art.  I appreciate the message, but it is just way too much
|> bandwidth for one image.  I recommend zipping it and posting it in the
|> binary pictures newsgroup instead of ASCII art..

I totally disagree.  This IS ascii art.  The fact that it came in
postscript format is just because today's printers don't always understand
the carriage control of yesterday's line printers.  I think this is
a whole lot more appropriate than the gif to ascii conversions that
abound.  I would love to see more.

Specifically, when I was in college (long, long ago), there was one
of these overprint files floating around that was Spock holding a
model of the Enterprise (that's how long ago it was).  Has anyone
still got that?  And postscript format would be perfect.

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From: sw...@atl.hp.com (Sandy Morton)
Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
Subject: RE: BIG, POSTSCRIPT, OVER
Date: 10 Jun 1994 12:20:27 GMT
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