Re: REQ: an "logo" of lnK
Ok so I am bored and feel like writing... :)
anyhow "Kaneda" is a Japanese name just like "John" or "Mike" for those
who are interested... the gargle you saw was probably the japanese ascii
substitute for "kana" there character set which if I am not wrong is 2
bytes instead of 1 like ours...? so 2 characters = 1 "new character" ?
and as far as a 1 line E goes.....
I{ .\ I\I (= I) .\
dou omu ka?
On 10 Nov 1998, Spunk1111 wrote:
> >Standard Time
> >Message-id: <000...@ftn.de>
>
> >But anyhow.. anyone who has an Idea for an good
> >looking "Kaneda" (or "lnK")as Ascii-Art, something, witch
> >can i use as Signature or Logo?
> >thanks.....
>
> Perhaps not what you want...
> I'm not sure what a 'keneda' is... except perhaps your name??
>
> The following does not include non-ASCII characters...
> your examples did. This ought to be more universal.
> -joan
> --
> ,
> /)
> // joan stark
> (/ spu...@juno.com
> _/ ______
> ) ( (-----( ASCII ART GALLERY
> /INK\ \ \ http://www.ascii-art.com/
> \___/ \ \
> jgs _)_____)
> `------`
>
>
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