Re: So, You Want To Make Text Art?
Gerfried Fuchs wrote: > You know that "what chars /should I/am I allowed to/ use?" is one of > the Frequently Asked Questions? So somehow I think you have a little > inconsistency in your thinking ;) It may not be one of the most Frequently Asked Questions, but it is definitely one of the most Frequently Encountered Problems (i.e. a question that many newbies don't yet know that they _should_ ask). IMO it belongs in the FAQ. As I said before, I'm not too fond of the name "FAQ", as it suggests that only questions that have already been asked should be answered in it. Or maybe it should fall under "Why don't my pictures look right?", or "Why do people complain that my pictures don't look right?" ? -- (, http://www.ludd.luth.se/~vk/cgi/asciichat/ /|__--__ . __--__ |\ '__ /|\ _{ _ `.' / `.,_ _________ | _________ _,.' (/ `. / ||``._.' ASCII ART CHAT! `---'|:||,/ .' /| /|:| \ .' /\ \ __ __ _ `/|'\' ` `,/ /`,\ \ \ / /__ _ _ ___ _ _ (_)__ __ _ /,'\ \ .'.' /| \ V / -_) '_/ _ \ ' \| / _/ _` | |\ `.`. ,' / / | \_/\___|_| \___/_||_|_\__\__,_| | \ \ `, - `- -- `-'- -ejm-------------------------------------VK-- -`-' -- -' -
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