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From: spiffy@usa.pipeline.com(Spiff)
Subject: A question
Date: 1996/08/13
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Ok, so, I've decided to delve(sp) into the wide and wonderful world of
ascii art! I look through your wonder 
full news group and see all kinds of great things to add into my current
collection it's great, but then, I spy 
the promised land, a 721K zip of nothing but ascii art!!!  I take it, get
it home, unzip it, and now I have all these .ans files. (now for the
question) I have a Dos/Win3.1 machine, and can't read them, sure terminal
reads a couple of 'em, but some i really think that it's terminal's fault
not mine, that i can't decifer what the ascii chars are trying to tell me,
can some one supply me with a place to get a program that will poperly
display these wonderfull art pices made of mere ascii chars? Or come over
to my house and teach me how to look at these correctly. 
 
Thanx, 
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