Re: REQ: titlescreen for a dos game[80x50]
On Fri, 17 Nov 2000 13:56:02 +0100, element <cha...@gmx.net> wrote: >> Was your friend by any chance a trader back in the early '90s when the Amiga >> was still regarded as The Computer of Choice? > >my friend was member of germanys most popular ansi-crew black maiden. >http://www.kaoz.org/bm/ Ahyeah. Seeing that oldskool stuff really makes me nostalgic.. :-) I'll have to look for all the ansi-collections I saved on my Amiga's HD.. Will someone please point me to a Windows .fon-editing program?-) I want real Windows BITMAP versions of Topaz and especially Pot-Noodle, the #1 ansi viewing font for the Amiga.. Or even the specs, I may be able to cook up a .font to .fon-converter. :-)
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