Re: [info] alt.ascii-art FAQ v3.0.3.05 (draft)
From Jorn Barger <jor...@enteract.com>
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· 9 Apr 2002 14:13 · View full thread
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CJRandall <col...@shieldwolf.demon.co.uk> wrote: > o Grey scale pictures - These create the illusion of grey shades > by using letters for their light emitting value (assuming you > are viewing light letters on a dark background). > Here is an example of how they break down by light intensity: > > Darker .'`,^:";~ > /|\ -_+<>i!lI? > | /\|()1{}[] > rcvunxzjft > | LCJUYXZO0Q > \|/ oahkbdpqwm > Lighter *WMB8&%$#@ (Jorn Barger's light value scale) Aren't 99% of readers going to be confused by this, since the Windows default is dark-on-light? (I suggest switching 'Darker' and 'Lighter'.) .
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