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From: RoBot@abc.nospam.se (Martin Rundqvist)
Subject: Re: [pic]smallest yin-yang ever
Date: 1997/09/25
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zemla@faradic.net wrote:

>There are fonts out there that have a yin-yang as one character!
>It's impossible to get smaller then that!
Not in the Ascii standard..
There are many fonts that has trashcans, logos and symbols as characters, but
they are some bytes long each (vectorized images).. and can not be called small,
sorry

//Martin