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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 19 May 1998.
Re: Amiga Topaz8 Rokkers!

Re: Amiga Topaz8 Rokkers!

Marcus Rydling wrote:
> 
> REAL ascII shall be made on a AMIGA not on some PC with Arial or even worse
> MAC with helvetica... I just say Topaz8 Don't accept any substitutes.
> 
> .sOx.

There is no font type Arial... It's just some cheap ripoff by Microsod.
But hey, Mister Bill would have had to pay for an original font, and
that wasn't worth it...

(And an original font would not fit into the Microsod policy of stealing 
ideas from others...)

By the way Marcus, of course you don't want to use a helvetica (yes, 
that's an original font) because that's a proportional font. You need
a fixedwidth font...

Topaz8 fits in an 8*8 matrix, right?
-- 
           _             _
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      ------`-.|      .-'------
           ---/ `/"\  \---
              `//_-_\\'
   .----------(.'---',)----------.
  | mailto:ojo...@mindless.com  |
  |   http://ojoshiro.neroc.nl    |
  |          --oO(_)Oo--          |
  |       Ojoshiro fuit hic       |
   "-----------------------------"

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