Re: How can I put some ascii-art on mirc?
From Yann Burrett <chr...@globalnet.co.uk>
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· 21 May 1998 00:00 · View full thread
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Yvette wrote in message <356...@nbnet.nb.ca>... >Hi, > >How can I put some ascii-art on mirc? Please help!!! When I paste them >It doesn't work.:( > >Yvette > Yep. First save it as a txt file and remember where it is (Creating a new directory for the asciis is a good idea.) Now type /play c:\mirc\ascii\grin.txt 250 Obviously change the root information for something a little more accurate... The number refers to the speed in microseconds.. the smaller it is the faster the picture is sent. Don't make it too small or you get disconeccted for flooding. oh, and if you want to use control codes (like colours) then you'll have to paste the actual codes from Mirc... notepad won't let you. Hve fun, Yann
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