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From: rkh2@ukc.ac.uk
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Subject: Re: YASC - Yet Another Signature Collection
Date: 29 Jul 1994 14:29:46 -0500
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In article <30pq71$goa@gagme.wwa.com>,
Bill Costa - UNH Computing & Information Srvs <w_costa@unhb.unh.edu>
showed us his signature collection.

I liked the use of CTRL-L (form-feed) characters to separate the sigs.

I did think that one or two of the sigs weren't exactly in the realm of
ASCII art - question is does it matter?  Guess not.

Ryan.

[own sig omitted]