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From: vampladee@aol.com (VampLadee)
Subject: Re: REQ:Clasic Works of Art
Date: 1996/06/10
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In article <4pg7c4$cnp@newsbf02.news.aol.com>, weible@aol.com (Weible)
writes:

>BTW- the font used by notepad, dos, unix, lynix, etc. is called 'system'
>or 'terminal', and it's been around as long as the computer terminal has
>existed. You can't have written words without SOME font.  Most people
>think of a system or terminal font when dealing with ascii art. Others,
>like AOL, use newer fonts.
>
>               <>         Christopher Weible


"Terminal", thank you, sir!

~The Ladee Vamp ^v^