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From: rhofmann@crl.com (Roger Hofmann)
Subject: Talk: my new sig
Date: 1995/12/25
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F. Le Nivet (lenivet@worldnet.net) wrote:

: On 21 Dec 1995 01:36:21 -0600, wolff@j51.com (Shane Wolff) wrote:

: >
: >like my new sig
: >its a real c program
: >cut n paste it
: >and compile it
: >
: >
: >--
: >/* filename sig.c shane wolff */
: >#include <stdio.h>
: >int main()
: >{
: >   printf ("SHANE WOLFF wolff@j51.com");
: >   printf ("http://www.j51.com/~wolff/");
: >   printf ("an eye for an eye makes the whole world blind");
: >   printf (" ghandi  ")
: >}
: >

: Not my habitss, but...
: Do U know /n and /t ? Don't u think /" will do a compile error ?
: Next time try Logo or Basic...

  Wait a minute.  You're thinking about the backslash ("\") which does 
the newline and tab.  The slash ("/") is perfectly valid.

        -Kyle R. Hofmann