Re: ASCII Color code CLEAR, TRANSPARENT
But if you use Control-k 0,0 and someone uses a dark background for viewing, they see blobs of white. Which really sucks. Thats why i use Control-O to shut color off. Sherry vvv vvv HHH_+++++_HHH |~|x-x-x-x|~| | |x!|||!x| | She...@onecliq.net ~ "^~/ \^"^ ~ ScS http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher/ "Bateau" <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com> wrote in message news:BVUJPCrjmbh==DjW...@4ax.com... > ____ On 01 Dec 2001 03:15:44 GMT > \__/___ MJP ran through the > LI-\o-' streets of alt.ascii-art > | waving an axe and screaming: > / \ > >On Sat, 01 Dec 2001 05:18:03 +0800, Bateau <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com> wrote: > > > >>____ On Wed, 28 Nov 2001 09:58:02 -0600 > >>\__/___ Sherry ran through the > >> LI-\o-' streets of alt.ascii-art > >> | waving an axe and screaming: > >> / \ > >>>Use Control-K and letter P to turn color off making a tranaparent effect. > >>>Use Control-K number to turn it back on. This applies to IRC. > >> > >>Actually colour isn't part of the IRC protocol. Which client supports > >>the P thing? > > > >the CTRL P thing is mIRC color "off" however the CTRL+K does the same thing > >if no other number is after it. Alternately the CTRL+K followed by two numbers > >the same (demarked with a comma) such as CTRL+K 0,0 would mark subsequent > >characters as white on a white field for example, thus the appearance of being > >transparent. > > Unless they're using a different background colour like me. My new > monitor doesn't go dark enough so I use a grey background. > -- > | _ .\ ~~ _ ^~ > | <')_,/ , ; .\ >(')__, . ` ' , > | (_~=/ \._`.'. .\ (_~_/ _, _..-''-._,____,----,____ > | ='- \=~_) ; .\ ~^~~^~ ` (_~_/ `'--'` `~~~~)_)=\_\-.( > | -'= .\ ~^~ ~^~~^~ > ICQ:11367619 EMAIL:bateau:-)jupiter-io.net WEB:http://tyrian2000.cjb.net
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