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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 5 Oct 1996.
Re: Proportional ASCII art (?)

Re: Proportional ASCII art (?)

On Wed, 2 Oct 1996, Pedro Graca wrote:
> Is there such a thing as proportional ASCII art?
> All ascii art I've seen is in a fixed pitch font.
> Pedro Graca <pme...@mail.telepac.pt>
Hi Pedro, Cool idea. Here is a rat you can fiddle with.
 (\"/)```~.
  o o        )
 >O<. ~  "~

Lena Mindlina did the rat below but I fiddled with the rat above. The rat
above was the one I copy and pasted into MS Word and set at 72 size
letters and New Times Roman Font.
  (\"/)```~.
  o o (   ( )_________ I did this rat myself
 >O<- ~  "~            Lena Mindlina
This is the ascii rat normal size. 

Hmmmmmm Here are two asciis to try also:
   `m'
   (|)
Scott's lady bug
   .   .
    \ /
  `/ ! \`
  | o:o |
 ~| o:o |~
 / \_:_/ \ daniel maltz's ladybug
  
Good luck, Jon Melusky
PS Also I grabbed my free web site from geocities and put a few
ascii art pics there. It is at:
http://www.geocities.com/SoHo/7889
 

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Subject: Re: Proportional ASCII art (?)
Date: 1996/10/05
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