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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 21 Aug 2000.
Re: Suggested Fonts (Win)

Re: Suggested Fonts (Win)

I always thought that this font was due to the graphics card, as some of the
computers I used in the old dos days had one of those, some had the other. Or am
I wrong?


Marco Kirschke <Mar...@gmx.de> wrote in message
news:o38...@4ax.com...
> Hi Peter,..
>
> ppu...@damnthatspam.chello.nl (Peter Punk) schrieb folgendes:
>
> >The old DOS font is the same as "Terminal".
>
> That's not quite right!
> Terminal:
>   ___
>  /   /\
>  |  / |
>  | /  |
>  \/___/
>
> OldSchoolDos:
>   ___
>  /   \
>  |   |
>  | # |
>  |   |
>  \___/
>
> Okay, the main arugement for not using Terminal is I read mainly german
> Newsgroups, so all the postings including ��� ('ae'/'oe'/'ue') won't display
> correctly...

>
> --
>             \\//o\__ __   (o) |\ /|\___ __  :-(o_)^(o_)-:[THA ULTIMATIVE]
>  .:::::::::. []\_/o ) /   (\\ ||V||o\o ) /_ :     <     : file://~\\||//|\ /|
> :' __   __ ':    ||\\_\||//         ||\\_\o\:.  _..._  .: ||\\|| ( ||V||
> :-( o)^( o)-:          ||\\              \_/ :. '---' .:  \\_\\||\\|| ||

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