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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 16 Nov 1997.
Re: testing my ASCII skull

Re: testing my ASCII skull

miK wrote in message <64m1g7$bng$1...@news.Leiden.NL.net>...
>Maybe the letters/signs in a fixed font (or a particular one) are not pixel
sets
>at all?
>Maybe they command the text editor "align me to the center"?

I have a font program (round here somewhere...)  and to make a font *really*
monospaced, it's just a little box you check that says you can't change the
width of the font. In other words, instead of being able to take

|    |
|    |
|EEEEEE
|E   |
|EEEE|
|E   |
|E   |
|EEEEEE
|    |
|    |

and put it in a more comfortable space like

|      |
|      |
|EEEEEE|
|E     |
|EEEE  |
|E     |
|E     |
|EEEEEE|
|      |
|      |,

you're not allowed, and anything that is past the second | line just runs
into the next letter.  Clear? Prolly not...

>>BKNambo
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From: "Brock Kevin Nambo" <new...@earthling.net>
Subject: Re: testing my ASCII skull
Date: 1997/11/16
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