Re: How are ASCII art best viewed ?
Neil Franklin wrote : >Anil <x3l...@vsnl.com> writes: > >> I am pretty new to this group. I would like to know which is >> the environment for which most creations are made. Black chars on >> white or white on black, that is. > >More made: surely black on white, these days, as most computers come >preset to this "paper emulation" combination, and most people do not >bother changing it (usually never used the oposite). > >Of course any old frat (like me) will tell you that the real way to >set a computer screen can only ever be black background, with an >choice of white/green/orange for text, depending on what tradition one >comes from. > >Funny enough I prefer green (IBMer), despite being a DECer (orange). > >Hmmm, I wonder how many people today even know what DEC was, I am >starting to feel old. > > >> I'm confused while drawing things >> which hava a lot of shading. (I use white on black : Text mode). > >Supprisingly it usually works on both. Human eyes are surprisingly >good at filling in. > > >-- I'm with you coz I get bad eyes if I look at bright screen with few dark things. I've seen the green IBMs that you are talking about - used to be at my school long ago. One more problem - What about the fonts ? Just about any fixed width font will do ? Thanks for help. -- /. _ \ Remove the DARK FORCE . o...__...__...o . [==(H)==] from my mail id to use it _...-->=<--..._ . \ / . . " "
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X-Google-Language: ENGLISH,ASCII-7-bit X-Google-Thread: f996b,af3c45da4058afca X-Google-Attributes: gidf996b,public From: Anil <ani...@vsnl.com> Subject: Re: How are ASCII art best viewed ? Date: 2000/09/27 Message-ID: <ucorq8.t01.ln@squarehead>#1/1 X-Deja-AN: 674609691 References: <6u7...@chonsp.franklin.ch> X-Trace: fu-berlin.de 970040176 17075341 61.1.254.252 (16 [50189]) Organization: Nutty LAN Newsgroups: alt.ascii-art
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