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Old 25-02-2004, 23:28   #29
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Re: Nostradamus and other fortune tellers

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Originally Posted by iadom
No, there was a combination of letters and numbers and possibly a few function keys that you entered in Word. The numbers where supposed to relate to the flight times or numbers, it produced an output in a Word doc that was, IIRC a Star of David and what looked like a plane and two towers. The flight numbers did not in fact match any genuine ones, someone had found the symbols in Word and worked out a way of displaying them. I guess Snopes is the best place for me to look.
I think this was if you used the font Wingdings or whatever it's called
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