Re: ASCII Computer
From Emil Nitrate <ani...@teatmsn.com>
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· 3 May 2003 03:32 · View full thread
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In message <LtEsa.6074$q41...@fe10.atl2.webusenet.com> "Joseph Hammett" <zao...@bellsouth.net> wrote: >A modified small >computer :) Plain text Ver > __ >|__| ,-----------, >|=.| |.---------.| >|--| || JLH || >| �| |.---------.| >|__|~~~~~)_____( > \ > [_]D O > zaor.tripod.com That's a little better. You need to use fixed pitch fonts when creating ascii art. See the FAQ posted by CJRandall for a good tutorial. Emil
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