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From: phulm@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Bungle)
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Subject: Re: TALK: Rounded corners
Date: 19 May 1994 22:17:46 +0100
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In article <2rfrt4$4h0@mercury.dur.ac.uk>,
	N M Miners <N.M.Miners@durham.ac.uk> writes:
>I've just about got the hang of rounded corners using ASCII characters as 
>follows:
>
>Top left/right:         .od8888888bo.
>                       d8888888888888b
>
>but what can I use for the bottom left? I normally use:
>
>                       "8888888888888"
>                        `""8888888P"'
>
>which makes the bottom left-hand corner look funny.  Does anyone have any 
>suggestions?
>

'ow's about:
Top left/right:         .od8888888bo.
                       d8888888888888b

bottom left/right:

                       "8888888888888"
                        `"Y8888888P"'

I saw the great Normand Veilleux use a capital letter Y for a rounded
corner in one of his amazing pictures.  I just copied the idea.  Anyone 
do better?
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