Golden Gate Bridge
From Michael Bartz <mba...@nyx10.nyx.net>
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· 9 Oct 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Hello, A long time ago, I had some files that were meant for 132 column dot-matrix printers. It would print some lines over top of others to achieve a shading effect. I don't remember if this particular file I'm looking for was done this way, but I had an enormous picture of the Golden Gate Bridge where you would print out 14 pages, then another 14 pages and tape them together to get a huge picture. Sound familiar? Any idea where I might be able to find such a thing? Thanks, Mike -- Michael Bartz mba...@nyx.net http://www.siscom.net/~mob/
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