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Original Usenet message from alt.ascii-art, 27 Nov 2001.
Re: ASCII Color code CLEAR, TRANSPARENT

Re: ASCII Color code CLEAR, TRANSPARENT

WAIT... Try CHR(32) that is Transparent in ASCII .... ?:)
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"Bateau" <Its...@Not-A-Real-Address.com> wrote in message
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> ____     On Tue, 27 Nov 2001 00:10:45 GMT
> \__/___  Robert Buscher ran through the
>  LI-\o-' streets of alt.ascii-art
>      |   waving an axe and screaming:
>     / \
> >What is the Color code for Transparent?
>
> ASCII doesn't have colour codes.
> --
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> |    ='-     \=~_) ;  .\ ~^~~^~   ` (_~_/        `'--'`  `~~~~)_)=\_\-.(
> |             -'=      .\    ~^~    ~^~~^~
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