Re: [DIS] Hello Sailors!
I've looked at alot of the art on here. It's alot.... bigger than I thought. I mean, I've always created smaller things like: __ _ _ _ ___ __ _ _ _ _ | \ / \ |\ |' | | \ / \ |\ | | / \ | | | | | | \ | | |_/ |_| | \ | | | | |_/ \_/ | \| | | | | | \| | \_/ . And stolen smaller things like: ___ ___ \ |----------------------| / /__| Message of the Day |__\ '----------------------' Words and signs mostly is what i'm interested in getting/making I think. About ASCII in windows: I meant the fancy ASCII characters like you see in the DOS QBASIC help file, in windows they appear as "U"s and "a"s with "^"s and things over them, but in DOS, they look like, well, they're supposed to. About the FAQ: I will read it before I post again to anywhere but here in this thread, because I haven't the time at present.
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