Original Usenet thread from alt.ascii-art, started 17 Feb 1996.
The Letters 's' and '
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· 1 message · 17 Feb 1996
TT>From: Theo van Eck <T.v...@fz.hse.nl>
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TT>Message<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<Charles Seyferth wrote:
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TT>> PJ> Can someone please help - I'm creating a .sig - it has some
TT>> text
TT>made
TT>> PJ> over two/three lines and I am struggling with the letters s
TT>> and e
TT>to
TT>> PJ> fit.
TT>> PJ> I've no idea for s!
TT>> PJ>
TT>> PJ> Here's an attempt at 'e'
TT>> PJ> _
TT>> PJ> (/.
TT>> PJ>
TT>> PJ> I clearly need help... please!! (E-mail ged...@keele.ac.uk)
TT>>
TT>> 1 e _ s _
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TT>> 1 e __ s __
TT>> 2 .'__) (__'
TT>> 3 `.__, .__)
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TT>> Two line letters are tricky to pull off... <G>
TT>>
TT>> Charles
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