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April 1998, Week 2

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Art H Bahrs <[log in to unmask]>
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Art H Bahrs <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 8 Apr 1998 07:05:34 -0700
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The one that I remember best.... and would dearly love to get a copy of
.... is the picture of Mr. Spock holding a model (rather large say.... 2 or
3 feet overall length!) and the whole picture was made up of about 8 (or
was it 6?) pieces of computer (read green-bar) paper taped together in like
a 4 x 2 configuration!

Ahhhh... to get that pic again hehehe

Art "Yep, I be a closet Trekker hehehe" Bahrs




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On Tue, 7 Apr 1998, Joe Geiser wrote:
> Aw... just give me the ol' teletype I cut my teeth on - with paper tape
> reader, and I'd be happy :-)
>
> (Not!)  hehehe
>
> Joe
This brings back my memory of some of the character art that was done on
the teletype and stored on paper tape.  Because you could do a carriage
return without a line feed and do overstrikes, several varying patterns of
density could be achieved.  I remember a quite accurate portrait of a nude
woman was done.

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