Re: IRC ASCII Question!!!
Sorry, I forgot to add the addresses. You can get Ikoei editor from: http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/rainbow.html and Popedit editor from: http://members.xoom.com/danexx/mc -- She...@onecliq.net http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher/ "Sherry" <She...@onecliq.net> wrote in message news:969...@news.accessus.net... > try Popedit or Ikoei color editors to make and view color pics for mIRC. > > -- > She...@onecliq.net > http://www.mirc-rainbow.com/sher/ > > "moi" <upy...@netscape.net> wrote in message > news:39C...@netscape.net... > > well, using irc... and Mirc, is there anyway of trying coloured ascii > > art images > > without being online??? I think it does not /play the ascii file if > > being offline!!! > > > > how do I write my own ascii art coloured pictures in a editor like > > notepad??? > > I mean... what is the key stroke that gives me the character that > > Mirc uses to > > make backgound and foreground colour???? > > > > like: > > > > __ > > (11oo1) > > )7\/1( > > (8> <1) > > / 8/\ 1\ > > (_8(__)_1) > > 7 �� `` > > > > this is a penguin of my own creation... but I copied the character to > > the clipboard... > > I really dont know what it is...!!!!!! > > > >
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