Re: Proportional Fonts
From Christian 'CeeJay' Jensen <new...@ceejay.cjb.REMOVE_TO_REPLYnet>
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· 13 Sep 2003 12:48 · View full thread
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>>These AOL Arial-font text pictures have been called "macros". >>Some misinformed people call them "ASCII Art" - they are not. >>Obviously, the AOL macros and ASCII art are 'cousins'. > Thanks for the info, however many ppl still say Arial pictures are ascii > arts too... Well it's not - Many people may say it , but that doesn't mean it's true. > and I think I it not a bad idea. One term insted for two ;-) Bad idea .. They are two different things .. so two different terms are required. They are however both text-art .. if you need a term to cover both , use that. > I will google it. Thanx. I'm happy, I could be of help.
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