Re: A proram that I Can Use to Create ????
From Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com>
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· 8 May 2000 00:00 · View full thread
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On Sun, 07 May 2000 16:34:13 GMT "Ryan S." <hou...@crosswinds.net> wrote: >there's a really kewl way to trace in microsoft word, you make a bunch of spaces, then insert a >picture. you set the pictures text wrapping to none and its order to "behind text" then all you gotta >do is type over it. uh wait um _how_would_i_know_that... :) Erm, that's what she used. -- ~ _ ~ . ` ' , ^~ ______ ^ >(')_, ~~ _ __, _ '.___ ; *BANG* ~ (_~_/ >(')_, ` (_~_/ >(')_, `'\ \ ^ ~^~~^~ (_~_/ ~^~~^~ (_~_/ ~~ ICQ:11367619 ~ ^~^ ~^~~^~ ~^~ ~^~~^~ email:smeggus at jupiterio.net
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