Re: sms ascii art
U�ytkownik "Matthias Herrmann" <Her...@gmx.ch> napisa� w wiadomo�ci news:3C5...@gmx.ch... > > i'm looking for a site where i can find some examples of ascii art sms, some > > urls > > Hmm, where is the difference? > you have only fewer space SMS-letter-pictures aren't ascii-art cause most fonts used in cell phones aren't monospace fonts. Best regards/Pozdrowienia, Blazej [bug] -- Blazej Kozlowski [bug] - "Jest tylko jedno lekarstwo na bug...@akw.pl GG:1093730 - duze klopoty - male radosci." +48608093718\online @/ - ICQ:147041942\w-ends/ - /Karl H. Waggerl
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