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From: boba@gagme.wwa.com (Bob Allison)
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Subject: Re: TALK: Rounded corners
Date: 22 May 1994 07:30:23 -0500
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In article <67833@sdcc12.ucsd.edu>,
Lars Liden <lliden@icogsci5.ucsd.edu> wrote:
>
>Maybe Try?
>
>			8888888888
>	                ^?888888P'


   I like to use * when there are two opposite slopes.  This way it looks 
symetrical.

                       8888888888
                       '*888888*'

   If there is only one slope on the right, I use a P, if there 
is one slope on the left I use a Y.

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:::::::::                                                        ...  ...  ...
:/%%%%%%%  _____                                                 :::  :::  ::: 
/ %%_  %% ______                       ////////                  ::+  ::+  ::+ 
| %%:|__/ ___      .ooo     ____       ////#### #######\  ...... +:+  +:+  +:+ 
| %%%%%%% ___    d88*88    /__  \  _am,//## /// ###| ###| ::  :: :++  ++:  :+: 
|___   %% ___   d88  88   ___) / ,gF ,@/## //// #######/  ii  ii +++  +:+  +++ 
:/%%|  %% ___   8888888  /   _/ ,8Ew*" ## ///// ###|###\  ||  || ++#  ++#  ++# 
/ %%%%%%% ______88L  88 / /\ \  K   ,  #### /// ###| ###/ ||  || #+#  #+#  #+# 
|_______/  _____ 88  88/_/ /_/  NbpP   //////// ###| ##/  !!!!!! +###+#++#+#+# 
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