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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 31 May 1998.
Re: ascii tutorial

Re: ascii tutorial

Hayley Jane Wakenshaw wrote:
> 
> spu...@aol.com (Spunk1111) writes:
> >>Message-id: <6kmv0n$bir$1...@tron.sci.fi>
> >> Top of line : " ` '
> >> Top/middle  : ^ * ~
> >> Middle      : - = +
> >> Bottom      : _ . ,
> >
> >>..or did I get a bit carried away?
> >No-- it's true-- and on some fonts the equal sign =
> >is more toward the top than in the middle...
> >I would alter your list to:
> >
> >> Top of line : " ` '
> >> Top/middle  : ^ * ~ =
> >> Middle      : -  +
> >> Bottom      : _ . ,
> >
> >Hayley-- it's a great tutorial!!!
> >Way to go!!
> 
> Thanks Joan and Ilmari! :-)
> 
> I've altered that paragraph - I was a bit dubious about
> it myself. Everything needs to be very explicit and easy to
> understand for the AOLers you see. ;-) Now I just ahve to
> find some ascii rookies to test it on to see if it really
> is any good! :-)
> 
> -Hayley

Hey, I'm a newbie, where is this tutoriol of
yours?  can use all the help that I can get.
(you'd beleive me if you saw any of my
pictures....)
-Geech

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Date: 1998/05/31
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