X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: fbb9d,1e3bda785ed10895 X-Google-Attributes: gidfbb9d,public From: keith.pepin@enest.com (KEITH PEPIN) Subject: Line: Infinity symbol Date: 1995/08/30 Message-ID: <422vhn$1mt@news.wwa.com>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 109144206 approved: boba@wwa.com sender: boba@miso.wwa.com references: <41u0sc$mm0@news.wwa.com> organization: Eagle's Nest Communications, Inc. PVD, RI US 401-621-4600 newsgroups: rec.arts.ascii 3RR> .'`.'`. 3 3RR> `..^..' 3 3RR> 3 3RR> or 3 3RR> 3 3RR> oo 3 3RR> 3 3RR> I don't think the last one is too recognizable... 3 3RR> -- 3 TMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMMM> Well, the second to last is recognizable... but it seems to suggest glasses to me rather than infinity... I actually have used oo and OO in letters to indicate infinity... works well when you get used to it... I also have used (X) and , but in mathematical uses, that doesn't work well.. At one point a friend of mine and I agreed to just let 1/0 represent infinity, because lim. 1 _ _ x->0 - = (_X_) x Then I got a better word processor that let me type equations. Then my Amiga broke and I'm still using TPU on my VAX. babble babble... Oh, does anyone have any ascii/ansi art of wolves or werewolves? I need one for my vax's logon screen: sick of seeing %SYSTEM-E-FILNOTOP, file SYS$SYSDEVICE:[ASCIIS]W0000.TXT;1 not opened -ACP-E-RECSIZE, record of 524 bytes is too large for user's buffer ... Keith Pepin DECwolf -- Lover of all things Digital Equipment Corporation and lupine [EMAIL] the_wolf@tmok.com [USENET] keith.pepin@enest.com --[ All private email MUST go to the_wolf@tmok.com ]-- --- ~ MegaMail 2.10 #0:59 133 122121234 6543 156 45512212 1234 6543