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From: bart <bart>
Subject: Document Encoding & First Attempt (was:Re: PIC: Quake Logo)
Date: 1997/11/18
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Brock Kevin Nambo wrote:
> 
> >Content-Type: text/plain; charset=iso-8859-2
> 
> Bart, do you think perhaps that iso-8859-2 is anything to do with munging my
> reader?  Last I checked, ASCII went under "iso-8859-1" "iso-latin-1" or
> "us-ascii" or something like....  Is there a setting maybe for that?
> 
> >>BKNambo, who really should be doing homework

indeed, I recently changed my settings from western(latin) to Central
European (ISO-8859-2), because I get the strangest characters in
webpages, where people meant to put an e-umlaut, e-accent-aigu or others
accents.
(why are those characters NOT standardized in HTML?)

This one in western(latin)

OK: My first try in ascii-art
I've tried to make the logo of my University
(Universiteit Twente, NL: http://www.utwente.nl)

Critics, comments and refinements are welcome!
Those curves are harder than I thought!

        _____  _______
     /~~     | \      |
   /~   _.---'  ~\    |
  /   .'    _     ~\  |
 |   /  .-'~ |      ~\|
 |  ;  /     |___   __
 |  | ;          | |  |
 |__| |___       ; |  |
 .        |    .' /   ;
 |~\      '--'~ .'   /
 |  ~\    ,---'~   .'
 |    ~\  |     _/~ 
 '------~ '---'~


(actually I should be studying for an exam now)

bart
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