Re: ASCII art for mobile phones?
Krogg wrote in message <398...@gtcom.net>... >We need to know what chars are allowed and how big the display >is,and if the font is wixed width. I also have a 3210 (damn cool phone; got games and everything ;o) It has a proportional font, unfortunately, and does weird word-wrapping stuff. I'm going to try and do some basic ASCII symbols to test it out. Remember; the problem is that if you send an ASCII-art via SMS to a phone that has a smaller screen, or has a fixed-width font, then it will look different. I'll let you know how I get on. PS - does anyone know how to do an ASCII of the "DVD video" logo ?
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