Re: REQ: Sign of Chaos *
Start with something simple:
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Then, add the easiest arrow head (top), but keep it narrow, so as not to
interfere with the others... Then, the others go in:
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\ .' | `. /
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Not very good, I know, but I can't be r-sd.
I think that the microsoft logo would be more suited to the request.
.:|:. Andy Hood .:|:.
.::'^`::. ah7...@bris.ac.uk .::`^'::.
m|'/:|:\`|m Maths/Compsci at Bristol Uni m|'/:|:\`|m
/:AsH:\ www.geocities.com/soho/museum/6090 /:Ash:\
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