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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 3 Nov 2001.
Re: Three musketeers?

Re: Three musketeers?

Fri, 02 Nov 2001 22:28:03 +0100 brugte Rander 12 linier p� at fort�lle
dette til alt.ascii-art:

>Anyone got an ascii-art picture of the three musketeers? You know, the
>characters from the book by Alexander Dumas?
>� need it for the titlescreen for a C++ program I'm doing for my
>school-project... :-)

I forgot, but I should probably tell you that I'm running the screen in
80*50, and I would like the art to be around 50*30 or 30*25...

I know, it's a lot of requirements, but after what I've seen in here, I
have no doubt that one of you are able to do it! :-)

-- 
Lars Rander, www.rander.dk  ICQ#: 987520  ** Pil ikke ved min adresse **
Sjathelt og beskytter af det svage k�n (udn�vnt af diktator SEJ 5/6-99)

"Hvorfor toner du ikke ren trompet?" (Sp�rgsm�l til Schl�ter i DR)

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