Re: html color ascii.
When I start on Ascii Art, i was not a ascii artist (not yet) so i write my own program to try to do de work, i write the code, then i have to learn to draw ascii to show to my program how to draw, on beginning, program show it self signature to show all that was made with it, signature was -hrr-, now, i do my own ascii, but, my signature is same as program signature :(, of course i could change program signature, and I will do. Thanks by your comment :) -Horroroso-
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