Re: Microsoft Sans Serif ASCII?
On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 01:18:43 +0200, "Marko a.k.a. [M4rk0]" <new...@mostarac.net> wrote: >Can someone tell me where can I found ASCII Arts made with font Microsoft >Sans Serif ? >I need it for DC++ Hub... I don't have any real answer to your question, since people rarely make ASCII Art for a specific proportional font; unlike with monospace fonts, there's very little chance that it will be viewable by someone on a different system or with a different display resolution. In your case, remember that there are several different sizes of MS Sans Serif, and I'm sure ASCII Art will not move completely flawlessly between them. I'm not really familiar with DC++ except by name, but I think you'd be better off skipping the ASCII Art for that particular application, as you'll probably find not all users are using MS Sans Serif anyway. (it's an open source app, so even if it isn't an option you can bet people will hack the source and so it probably will be soon enough) Sorry 'bout that. -Claire
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