Welcome letter_ Thanks , Questions and a xmas greeting
Hello, ............................................ a couple of weeks ago I received the groups welcome letter, sent by Veronica. I'd like to thank you and add a few Questions. * Was it a NONO to ask for Halloween ASCIIs? By then I had found some Collections on the Web but not much Holiday stuff so far. >The first thing you should do, if you haven't already, >is to read the "FAQ". Well though I have done so, I guess I need to read some parts over and over. Takes time to get into my Head :-) Will you Forgive me? > http://www.surfplaza.com/figlet/ > http://www-lil.univ-littoral.fr/~jobard/PictextService/ Figlet is a handy tool, very nice if you long for your name in ASCII. But the converter is, well not the real thing. *Is "PictextService" really the best of them all? *Are there any good converters at all (Share-freeware downloads)? >A method that usually gives better results is "The Plastic Bag >Method". It sounds like a "crayon on the screen" joke, but it >actually works. I will try that for sure, when I start making my first bigger ascii's. Seems like a better way than using the converter given above. >Some pictures don't have initials on them and it's not obvious who >made them. In that case you should add "Artist Unknown" to the >picture to point out that you do not claim to have made it yourself. *How about the smallish ones, like the tiny star below? *Some small Images seem familiar, and often used. *Should I always try to contact the creator? Thanks for reading and all your patience with newbies. BTW: Here's my very first. Simple but not stolen; I hope...:-} * . o * o * ._/\_ . . . \ / * o * o * . * ./_ _\. Merry Christmas, Sylvia * o \/ . * o * .* o * *
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